Sentence examples for * the exhortation from inspiring English sources
"For Victory, Buy More Bonds," the exhortation beneath her reads.
Ms. Kidjo made it a rolling incantation, dynamic and unstoppable, throwing herself into the exhortation.
And you undoubtedly have heard the exhortation: "Back up your data or else".
Performers are regularly ushered onstage with the exhortation to "break a leg".
It ended with the exhortation to "Tell President Obama, for real job growth cut the debt".
He had simply scrawled "Composed dessert?" near the exhortation to "Capture spring".
"U Comin," was the only exhortation.
Hail our people!" and "Hail victory!", an English translation of the Nazi exhortation "Sieg heil".
Another youthful work, the Protrepticus ("Exhortation"), has been reconstructed by modern scholars from quotations in various works from late antiquity.
Whoever it is will need to heed the passionate exhortation of Richard Wagner, nothing if not a revolutionary: "Children do something new, new and yet again, new".
The most important of his surviving works is a trilogy comprising the Protreptikos ("Exhortation"), the Paidagōgos ("The Instructor"), and the Strōmateis ("Miscellanies").
