Sentence examples for * exhortation in from inspiring English sources
He ended with an exhortation in Spanish: "Juntos podemos", "Together we can .In this section Goodbye, Rudy Tuesday Where will the wind blow?
This month the Catholic bishops issued an "exhortation" in which they warned that the "implantation of a socialist state...implies the end of pluralism and political freedom".
In November 2013 he issued Evangelii Gaudium ("The Joy of the Gospel"), an apostolic exhortation in which he denounced economic inequality and called upon the church to embrace its global diversity.
And a track by the Rev. Elijah Thurston of Chicago blends supplication and exhortation in a barking call and response with his congregants: not a song but definitely a kind of music.
Islamic opinion afterward held that the vizier, al-Alkamzi, vilely betrayed the caliph and conspired with the Mongols; an exhortation in Muslim school books used to say, "Let him be cursed of God who curses not al-Alkamzi".
Bell's abiding hope is that everyone will be united with God, fulfilling Paul's exhortation in Philippians 2: "Every knee should bow... and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father".
The new pope's mission against poverty culminated in an 84-page apostolic exhortation, published in November, in which he called for the Catholic church to be decentralised to enable it to counteract an economic system that "tends to devour everything which stands in the way of increased profits".
The poet in him also had Rimbaud's exhortation ringing in his ears, il faut être absolument moderne: who better, then, to celebrate the murderously exciting new technology in weapons and armaments?
And now comes a more unusual request from the ruling generals: Vote! "Every citizen who values democracy and wants democratic rule must cast their votes without fail," says a daily exhortation running in the state news media that urges voters to choose "candidates correctly".
He said the pope's first apostolic exhortation, released in November, may give clues to his approach during the pilgrimage, especially the importance the pontiff is placing on Christian-Muslim relations in a time of increasing religious strife and a growing exodus of Christians from the Middle East.
Is there any exhortation more predictable in tone — and more saccharine in text — than the commencement speech?
