13 Sentences With "animadvert"

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Cannot our Governor animadvert upon the President's conduct without impairing the President's jurisdiction?
Nay, what, after all, are the so heinous faults upon which you animadvert?
The confusion of Imogen did not allow her to animadvert upon his freedoms.
I find nothing upon which to animadvert till the re-entry of the ghost.
I presumed to animadvert on his eulogy on Garrick, in his Lives of the Poets.
We are not now enquiring whether the community ought to animadvert upon the errors of its members.
In conclusion, let me animadvert upon the injustice with which, to its own loss, society has treated mesmerism.
In conclusion, let me animadvert upon the injustice with which, to its own loss, society has treated mesmerism.
It would take up too much time to animadvert upon all the rest of your male and female characters.
If the stage becomes a nursery of folly and impertinence, I shall not be afraid to animadvert upon it.
We regret to animadvert upon the disturbance and disorderly conduct exhibited in the Town Hall of New Rochelle upon Thursday evening, the 16th.
In fact, as one of the speakers in the senate was rising to animadvert upon and oppose Hannibal's views, he undertook to pull him down and silence him by force.
However, the Court noted that De Longchamps had violated the Law of Nations, since "The person of a public minister is sacred and inviolable. Whoever offers any violence to him, not only affronts the Sovereign he represents, but also hurts the common safety and well being of nations; he is guilty of a crime against the whole world." The Court further stated, "You then have been guilty of an attrocious [sic] violation of the law of nations; you have grossly insulted gentlemen... in a most wanton and unprovoked manner: And it is now the interest as well as duty of the government, to animadvert upon your conduct with a becoming severity, such a severity as may tend to reform yourself, to deter others from the commission of the like crime, preserve the honor of the State, and maintain peace with our great and good Ally, and the whole world." Assault, being a common "municipal" crime, was not addressed in the opinion.