Sentence examples for read as a warning from inspiring English sources

His book can be read as a warning flare.

But, above all, it should be read as a warning.

The novel is prefaced with a James Bond quote, which should be read as a warning.

In those years, the peak period of Cold War tensions, the novel was read as a warning about Communism.

The opinion is widely read as a warning that the law is vulnerable to being struck down by the conservative court.

His remarks, reflecting his blunt, no-nuance style, will be read as a warning to Tehran and to countries reluctant to increase the penalties for Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Like Shelley's poem "Ozymandias," Kenro Izu's photographs can be read as an ominous warning to partisans of ideology and empire.

The story can be read as an allegory, a warning that a human soul can be overtaken by the evil it has created, though Poe himself doesn't suggest such a moral.

In the case of Darren Aronofsky's new film, "Mother!," the punctuation should be read as a public-health warning: This movie is insane.

In what many in the City read as a veiled profits warning, Savills admitted that trading conditions in many markets made it "very difficult" to predict the outcome for the year.

At a time, in the summer of 2001, when Mr. Bush and his advisers have said that the vast bulk of intelligence information pointed to the danger of a terrorist attack abroad, the Aug. 6 briefing can be read as a clear-cut warning that Osama Bin Laden had his sights set on targets within the United States and had already launched operations within America's borders.