Sentence examples similar to stern notions from inspiring English sources
Nothing that follows is quite as fresh as this opening notion of the stern, reclusive Beckett hooked up with the eager-to-please and quick-to-suffer Ira, the latest addition to the lengthening list of characters inspired by Woody Allen.
The notion that Berlin's stern, inflexible economic prescription holds the key to Europe's salvation has had its day.
Such notions of intergenerational equity underpin the 2006 Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change, a British study that marked a turning point in the debate, stressing the enormous cost of delaying preventive action.
Cruz is a stern critic of America's steady withdrawal from any notion of public responsibility.
Similarly, if you, like me, are far too comfortable with this notion then you may want to consider living at home under the stern supervision of your parents with finals looming.
Blackfish, directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite, pointed some stern fingers not just at Sea World's business and whale-training practices, but at the very notion of oceanic mammals in captivity.
That brought stern rebukes.
