Sentence examples for exhortations have from inspiring English sources

The exhortations have shaped reality.

Exhortations have not had much effect lately.

US exhortations have fallen on deaf ears.

But neither the tepid economic data nor the president's exhortations have moved Congress.

WASHINGTON — The exhortations have come from China, Singapore, Switzerland, Mexico, Japan and South Africa, from heads of government, bankers and business leaders: Raise your debt ceiling and reopen your government, for the good of the American economy and the world's.

Today, most of these exhortations have to do either with the fabulous benefits that have derived from the Great Man-Made River Project, a colossal water-collection scheme under way in the Libyan desert, or those to come from Qaddafi's newest passion, the creation of the African Union.

With growing numbers of Cubans working independently of the state self-employed cuentapropistate self-employed cuentapropistas barbers, handymen—Fidel's revolutaxiary exhortations hadriversto be regarded as the quaint utterings of a old man whose day had cooksand gone.

However, years of exhortation have failed to persuade most of those affected actually to do this.

The adults who staff the establishments and guide the children through the activities are called Zupervisors, and when speaking to children in their native language they end conversations with the exhortation "Have a productive day".

Another youthful work, the Protrepticus ("Exhortation"), has been reconstructed by modern scholars from quotations in various works from late antiquity.

Mr Reagan's famous exhortation has contributed to two popular misconceptions about America's current missile-defence effort.