Sentence examples for solemn warning from inspiring English sources

He said that in his judgment it constituted the most solemn warning to the Chinese Communists.

It is also a solemn warning that time is no longer on the side of the United States.

Yesterday's attacks in Iraq bear out his solemn warning and are a cruel reminder of the problems at the heart of the US and British occupation.

Alexis de Tocque ville, speaking about his "Democracy in America,"' in a pre face says: "There will be found on every page a solemn warning that society changes its forms, humanity its condition, & that new destinies are impending".

The suspensions of Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton of the Washington Wizards for the rest of the National Basketball Association season came with a solemn warning about players carrying firearms, writes Howard Beck in Thursday's New York Times.

People who have never read the Book of Common Prayer know the phrase "moveable feast," or "vile body," or the solemn warning of the marriage service: "If either of you know any impediment, why ye may not be lawfully joined together in Matrimony, ye do now confess it".

This year, six government ministers, including Michel Barnier, the foreign minister, took part in the memorial ceremony, and they used it to make solemn warnings about the resurgence of anti-Semitic activity of which there is plenty of objective evidence.

The result is an oddly stiff compromise, issuing solemn warnings to a family audience about nothing in particular, and directed by former choreographer Rob Marshall with a rare minimum of shake and shimmy.

We were vegetarian, until assured that babies needed meat; red-meat-eaters, until BSE sent us back to chicken in a panic; redmeat-avoiders, until my pale and listless children were diagnosed as iron-deficient; fish enthusiasts, until the discovery of dioxins in fish, and the solemn warnings that no one should eat fatty fish more than twice a week.

If things don't go according to plan, solemn warnings from hawks about the loss of American credibility would inevitably follow.

In the final days before the election on Tuesday, the three major candidates for governor will be saturating the state with commercials ranging from a solemn anti-Weicker warning by the conservative columnist William F. Buckley Jr. to Mr. Weicker's counterattack that he is a victim of "a gutter race" being conducted by Mr. Rowland and the Democrat, Representative Bruce A. Morrison.