Sentence examples for exhortation like that from inspiring English sources

An exhortation like that is easy to imagine as the inspiration for the cheerily informal explosion of energy that is "Break the Floor," the exuberant if ragged wedding of tap dancing and rock music at the handsome Harry DeJur Theater at the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side.

The Washington march also marshaled a show of star power absent from inauguration festivities, with performances by the likes of Alicia Keys and Madonna — with the latter unleashing an expletive-laced exhortation for solidarity that caused live broadcasters to abruptly cut away.

It was an exhortation that was taken literally.

It's an exhortation that might appeal to the scads of middle-class homeowners on the brink of foreclosure.

"Hold strong" is the national salutation, the exhortation that ends most human interactions, phone calls, and emails.

That's why we resonate so strongly with exhortations that speak to it.

But the main reason for my fury was his exhortation that we should be more like Americans.

We've never seen a post-Synodic exhortation like this one, and we've never had a true Synod like the one set forth from 2014 to 2015.

Mr. Gray's team had a slightly macho style, using exhortations like "Let's eat that rock!" All reached the hut at sundown, too tired for ringing pronouncements, having completed in 12 hours what takes an average able-bodied hiker 3 1/2.

One poster on the square, since cleared away by the police, subverted Erdogan's exhortation that Turkish women have at least three children: "Do you really want two more like me?" Yes, please.

He also quoted Lincoln's exhortation that "every poor man should have a chance".