Sentence examples for exhort my from inspiring English sources

I love to exhort my fellow recruits to push themselves a little harder, to go the extra mile.

(I often exhort my journalism students to get out and see things for themselves, rather than stay home at their computers).

Corcoran will tell her daughters to avoid men like me as husbands, and I will exhort my son to avoid women like Ms. Corcoran.

When acting out of my Herod Complex I am sad at your successes, jealous because of your blessings, domineering and controlling because if I don't exhort my power over you then you will become more powerful than me, trying to end your life and its threat to my freedom, and hoarding stuff for my own warehouse out of fear that I won't have enough.

Bartonella exhorted my niece to say it.

Taste them!" exhorted my new friend Francesca, when people asked for cheese.

"We were in the holy communion service and I was exhorting my people and all of a sudden, we heard a loud noise that shattered all our windows and doors, destroyed our fans and some of our equipment in the church," Pastor Joshua Raji said.

In particular, I was exhorting my friend, L.A.-based photographer and blogger Devan Wells, to check the place out.

Now 50 years on a tug of war is replaced with a balancing act - Sandberg tells us a story, of double standards, entrenched attitudes and regressive catch-22s that permeate the very professional world into which Friedan exhorted my grandmother to venture half a century ago.

So I exhort all my fellow Britons to embrace change and reinvent our culinary heritage.

Some of the comments agree with him that music has a particular problem, or suggest that John Cage et al really are the equivalent of the emperor's new clothes; others – rightly, in my view – exhort the naysayers to "open your mind, experience the new, and you may find that you enjoy music a good deal more".