Sentence examples for exhortation of from inspiring English sources

After winning the first point of the game, Sharapova exhorted herself with an atypically personalized exhortation of "Come on, Maria!," which may have revealed just how flustered she felt by Williams's mid-set surge.

Exhortation, of course, is not enough.

Whoever it is will need to heed the passionate exhortation of Richard Wagner, nothing if not a revolutionary: "Children do something new, new and yet again, new".

"And it's biology, it's my own fault," she continues, an exasperated reply to the media's frequent exhortation of women: Improve, improve, improve!

The home run theme of this season seems to be a variation of the Ernie Banks exhortation of "let's play two".

These seemed to ground the group, whether the movement was a contained skipping, the dancers' bodies hunched and withdrawn, or a more forceful rhythmic chugging of both feet at once, which seemed like an exhortation of some god.

And the exhortations of Davies have definitely done that.

Despite exhortations of international officials, supports for fossil fuels seem unlikely to disappear any time soon.

"Dunkirk" seems, rather, like one of the self-censoring exhortations of wartime itself.

One may doubt, however, that the Clinton campaign will heed exhortations of this kind.

Perhaps they heeded the exhortations of Cardinal George and others to speak with one voice.