Sentence examples for unmistakable warning from inspiring English sources
To Mr. Austin, her gesture was an unmistakable warning that he had gotten too close to the calf.
In spite of a flu shot last fall, my throat now has the unmistakable warning tickle and my nose is starting to run.
From left to right, from moderates to radicals, from young to old, from professional protesters to first-timers, it was an unmistakable warning shot for the government.
The early resignation of Anson Chan as Hong Kong's second-ranking official is an unmistakable warning that the territory's democratic safeguards are being eroded under Beijing's rule.
The fact that Chinese stocks were climbing ever higher while the Chinese economy was cooling should have been an unmistakable warning of a bubble, but it caused surprisingly little concern.
It was "an unmistakable warning to the west's 'we know best' political class", who have nothing but "contempt for the ordinary people whose interests they profess to hold dear".
Shareholders alleged that the board had ignored "clear and unmistakable warnings that News Corp's business practices were not only unethical, but also illegal".
Journalists and Internet publishers often discover that they have crossed the line only after their online presence is blocked, their bylines are blacklisted or they are detained or summoned to "tea" with government security officers who deliver coy but unmistakable warnings.
104 bc), a great Han-dynasty Confucianist, who claimed that the natural phenomena recorded in the book (e.g., eclipse of the sun, shower of stars at night, drought) were intended as unmistakable warnings to future leaders of what happens when rulers prove unworthy.
Although couched in assurances that the permanent members of the Security Council should approve any actions, Mr. Putin's warning was unmistakable.
A broadcast from the Vatican station was made in German, warning in unmistakable terms that the Austrian clergy had failed to "recognize the wolf in sheep's clothing" and relieving the layman from obedience to their political directives.
