Sentence examples for exhortation you from inspiring English sources

Rilke's poem, a tightly constructed sonnet, depicts the speaker confronting a broken statue of the god and ends with the abrupt exhortation "You must change your life".

I remember dragooning a parade of dehydrated, disoriented walking wounded into yomping across baked earth with the exhortation: you have to see Orbital.

Critics of feminism constantly sneer at what they call the greed and self-centeredness of that 1970's exhortation, "You can have it all!" -- meant to convince women there was nothing wrong in wanting both career and family.

The 1965 version begins with the exhortation "YOU — American Boy," and subsequent questions like "Why hike?" receive variants of, "Because you are an American boy!" What follows are mostly practical tips: proper use of a pocket knife, extracting poisons ("Dilute it!

There he critiques the performances of the youngsters — "If that was a Big Mac, you'd bend over" — and delivers an obtuse pep talk that includes the exhortation: "You know, mentally, depression is when you have $4,000-a-month bills, and you only make $2,000.

Here is the Sunday exhortation: You're going to make fish at home, it's going to be easy and it's not going to take up your day or destroy your kitchen.

Mostly, however, I replay tapes in my head vague recollections of novels and movies of the sort of moral exhortations you point to, and realize they sound like exhortations of chastity as the way to deal with sexual morality.

It is more than six minutes long, and although the music is exuberant throughout, the lyrics aren't as silly as they first sound: paranoia ("Still they hate you, you're a vegetable/You're just a buffet, you're a vegetable") gives way to exhortation ("If you can't feed your baby, then don't have a baby") and, eventually, inspiration ("I believe in me/So you believe in you").

The protests have been fairly light-hearted affairs, summed up by one online exhortation: "If you live in Berlin or just love partying here, come along".

Devotion is further fostered in the book's closing exhortation: "If you haven't already started to build a library of your very own, begin to do so at once".

This, I think, is what comes of a limitless online forum: why bother to boil your thinking down to a graffiti-friendly exhortation when you can just direct people to your blog for more information?