Sentence examples for exhortation from from inspiring English sources

In this instance 'soft' intervention to promote shareholder activism seems likely to have more affect than exhortation from ministers.

Not a day goes by without some exhortation from Baghdad for the faithful to join the fray.

Before getting the usual locker-room exhortation from their coach, players hear a d'var Torah, a sermon about the week's Torah portion, from a rabbi.

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

Eat more vegetables – it is the constant exhortation from doctors, dieticians and public health experts, but falling sales of greens suggests the advice is being ignored.

It was a shocking exhortation from a communist leader who had spent his entire life steeped in Maoist revolution and class struggle.

According to an article in the Times Magazine by Robert Boynton, "Outfoxed" was partly funded by MoveOn and the Center for American Progress, liberal groups, and the movie ends, weakly, with a call for the people to rise up and protest (shots of tiny groups of picketers with hand-lettered signs) and with similar exhortations from the usual exhorters.

Advantage Li and more self-exhortations from Robson.

No exhortations from Grant Balfour or clutch hitting from Coco Crisp would save them this time.

They managed to recycle without the benefit of government policies or moral exhortations from Greenpeace.

Despite repeated exhortations from the German government, only about 60 German companies have offered to make payments to the fund.