Sentence examples for a exhortation from inspiring English sources

The quote was like much of my life, a exhortation built on a rationalization -- some nice rhetoric that balanced guilt, idealism, hope and the fantasy idea that what I did mattered in the larger scheme of things.

By the end of his speech, it was an exhortation, a command: Change the world.

In the office Johnson launched into a monologue, an exhortation to Humphrey, that went on till close to midnight.

There was a call for a certain fearlessness, an exhortation to return to restaurants and to fly on planes.

He was self-deprecating — referring to himself as a "poor sinner" — and greeted female guests with a hug and an exhortation to "give me some love, woman".

As Michael Anti, a blogger and activist, put it, Havel's effect in China was less an exhortation than a habit of mind.

But Mr. Gore's pitch was more than just an exhortation for a cleaner environment.

This sounded more like an exhortation than a warning to stay away.

Giving away strategy is one thing, but "No more laziness, Alonzo!" morphs from an exhortation into a public flogging.

As a positive-reinforcement technique, it's a lot more effective than an exhortation from Jimmy Carter to put on a sweater.

The Pirate Bay site includes a scanned copy of a college textbook with an exhortation to share.