Sentence examples for exhortation that from inspiring English sources

It was an exhortation that was taken literally.

His campaign slogan, printed on fliers and placards mushrooming around the city, is an exhortation that underscores the stakes, as well as a broader ambition.

But opponents said that passage of the amendment was the equivalent of simply declaring that the United States should have clean air, an unenforceable exhortation that would demean the Constitution and lead to even more budget devices.

In the tape, Mr. Zawahiri urged Mr. bin Laden's followers to strike economic targets, an exhortation that seemed to dovetail with the suburban killings that have scared many customers away from shopping malls.

Zawahri's call for jihad against the Assad regime — Al Qaeda's first such exhortation that is not against the United States or a close U.S. ally — is both a testament to and a driver of these anti-Shiite and determinedly local dynamics.

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

It is an exhortation that comes straight from Sir Robert Peel's Principles of Law Enforcement and its demand for "absolutely impartial service to the law".

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

Then Pope Francis went on to say "there is nothing in the exhortation that cannot be found in the social doctrine of the church".

When right wing pundits such as Rush Limbaugh accused the Pontiff of Marxism he shrugged, saying, "There is nothing in the exhortation that cannot be found in the social doctrine of the church".

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