Sentence examples for sternly stated from inspiring English sources
I have learned time and time again that a sternly stated "never" is almost a guarantee that it will be so.
"This is not psychological realism," the news release sternly states.
Issued in Livingstone, Zambia, it stated sternly that "there must be an immediate end of violence, intimidation, hate speech, harassment and any other form of action that contradicts the letter and spirit" of the global political agreement that governs the power-sharing deal.
Sternly say "no" when he bites.
He also reestablished discipline in the state, sternly quelled a riot of artisans in the mints of Rome, organized the provisioning of the city by militarizing several corporations (the bakers, the pork merchants), and tried to stop the inflation by minting an antoninianus of sounder value.
The state board sternly criticized tentative agreements Mr. Gulotta had reached with three unions for county police officers, detectives and correction officers.
He eschewed what he described as political correctness and sternly called for the state to "curtail that type of behavior" by taking away assistance if the parents of children receiving subsidized lunches don't show up for school conferences.
Two days after Gov. George E. Pataki declared that he opposed any significant increase in property taxes as part of Nassau County's fiscal solution, the state comptroller sternly criticized his stance yesterday.
In Washington, Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright sternly warned ethnic Albanian leaders that the United States and other NATO peacekeepers were determined to defend the border against crossborder attacks on Serbian police.
State officials, while sternly warning Yonkers about its "unrealistic" and "imprudent" reliance on large infusions of state aid, came through with a large infusion of state aid.
