Sentence examples for exhort your from inspiring English sources

You exhort your friends to "go to the National... and marvel at performances so robust yet so punctilious they'd have had Stanislavsky dancing round Red Square" (Times).

If all of his plans come together, "eat your peas" may well be replaced by infomercials exhorting "take your bilberry".

He showed a 1917 Sears ad that exhorted, "Use your electricity for more than just light".

Unlike America, no mythology exhorts the embrace of "your tired, your poor, your huddled masses".

"The Last Stand" should be seen as one long quarrel with its own title, inviting us to exhort its star: No, your time is not yet done.

These exhort people to 'feel your worth' as a means of overcoming the anxieties of poverty, the loss of loved ones and the precariousness of life.

It's hard not to hear the painter being exhorted to "share your colours with the world" without being put in mind of the arrangement of sweaters in a Benetton display.

Just as someone who provides financial services or who sells or rents houses is exhorted to "know your customer," is it not the responsibility of gun owners and those who sell guns to take precautions against letting criminals or maniacs get hold of them?

For a page that has repeatedly condemned the nasty state of national politics, your exhorting of Democrats to grind the Senate to a halt to block the nomination of Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., an undisputably qualified jurist, because you believe that he differs with your politics, is nothing less than shameful (editorial, Jan . 26.

Her legacy will live on through the Rita Gold Early Childhood Center, the Rita Gold Scholarship Fund, the wonderful songs she wrote to help young children with behavior, self-esteem and maturation, and most of all through the many students, both young and young at heart, whom she taught, mentored, and exhorted to "chase your dream".

So despite the social themes, this is still music to potentially crowdsurf to, and Bunji's 2014 carnival anthem Truck on the Road exhorts you to "fling your water, fling your beer"; like his Viking namesake, he's as much a hedonist as a leader.