Sentence examples similar to warn emphatically against from inspiring English sources

Someone should point out, in these days when the constitution is so constantly and pietistically invoked, that political parties are not mentioned in the constitution, and that the prescient founders warned emphatically against them for reasons that should be clear to us now.

In VR, as the devices work today, such heavy use becomes physically punishing: painful for the eyes, face, head and neck, as well as emphatically warned against by the manufacturers.

I wouldn't warn her against anything.

The visitor spends much time treading narrow stairways or riding in small creaky elevators, the kind that emphatically warn of four-person maximums.

While the AAP promotes breastfeeding, they emphatically warn that bed-sharing can increase the risk of infant strangulation, suffocation, entrapment, overlay, and other unintentional injuries (Moon and Task Force On Sudden Infant Death 2016; Mileva-Seitz et al. 2016).

Not only that, they would also be instrumental in slowing down the progress of convergent technology, from which the supposed evil forces profit: a danger, which Eric Drexler deemed necessary to emphatically warn about.

Signs warn against trespassing.

Consumer groups also warn against gift cards.

Some in Brazil warn against such triumphalism.

Spielberg tried to warn against that.

Others warn against too muscular a response.