Sentence examples for exhorted as from inspiring English sources

"Cheat death," one of its billboard ads exhorted, as Pom's zaftig little bottle sported a noose.

"We didn't get a fair trial," Mr. Walsh exhorted as he stood in a courthouse elevator bank.

His statement struck a chord in a nation where the need for "Zivilcourage" -- personal courage rooted in a strong moral conscience -- has been exhorted as an essential quality since the Third Reich demonstrated the dangers of passivity.

"I know I have the body of a weak, feeble woman, but I have the heart and stomach of a king -- and of a King of England, too," she exhorted, as she praised her men's virtue and courage.

You can exhort, as you are at this table.

"Let us be merry, rich, light, earnest, courteous, virtuous and well mannered," Walser exhorts, as if invoking a scout's oath for the well-rounded metropolitan.

On Tuesday, the DNC released a video showing clips of young people knocking on doors interspersed with snippets of a speech Obama gave to a mostly black audience, exhorting them as well to get friends, relatives and neighbors to cast votes.

Merkel exhorted young Europeans as well as employers to become more flexible, calling for greater mobility in Europe.

"With citizens regularly exhorted to undertake as many as possible of their dealings with government over the internet, it's completely unacceptable that a state-operated system catering for the entire population can't cope with an expected 150,000 to 200,000 filings in one day whereas large company IT systems do this regularly".

Public health investigators were exhorted to collect specimens "as soon as possible" after a cluster was identified.

"We're still working on getting the project funded," said MTA project manger Timothy Papandreou, as he exhorted the audience to publically push the project as much as possible.