In his words of consolation and exhortation in Tucson, President Obama sought to achieve an effect that many Americans were looking for.
While in New Mexico and Arizona, General Clark has sprinkled his stump speech with greetings and exhortations in Spanish that is usually grammatically correct and spoken with a Southern accent.
It held wounded fury in "If I Were a Boy," predatory sensuality in "Freakum Dress," soulful indignation in "Why Don't You Love Me" and gospel exhortation in "Halo" — which she preceded with an a cappella homage to Whitney Houston's version of "I Will Always Love You".
Encouraging women to give the industry a try and exhortations to "Lean In" – a motto and accompanying book by Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg – wrongly puts the onus on those who are marginalized to change their own behavior, she believes.
Larraín and Bernal made the exhortations in an interview with the Guardian to promote the film Neruda, about the Chilean government's hunt for Pablo Neruda, a poet and communist senator forced into hiding after the second world war.
Fortunately "Pieces of Me," the album, shrugs off this burden, leaving Ledisi to revel in longing, pride and exhortation — and of course in her voice, a big, expressive instrument that stops just shy of strident.
Moral instruction was provided throughout the catechumenate, and many patristic homilies reveal the ethical teaching and exhortation practiced by the preachers in the liturgical assemblies.
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".
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".
He ended with an exhortation in Spanish: "Juntos podemos", "Together we can .In this section Goodbye, Rudy Tuesday Where will the wind blow?
