Sentence examples for exhorted by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "exhorted by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing someone who has been urged or strongly encouraged to take action by another person or group. Example: "The students were exhorted by their teacher to study harder for the upcoming exams."
He took a wrong turn and was exhorted by race officials to turn around.
She was exhorted, by worriers of all races, to be soft.
In 1992 Hindu mobs exhorted by LK Advani stormed the Babri Masjid and demolished it.
The weird ritual of costumed children exhorted by parents to extort candy continued unabated, mindlessly contributing to the epidemic of childhood obesity.
A couple of weeks ago Ed Miliband was being exhorted by thinktanks to embrace "transformative change" with "a holistic and long-term approach".
Workers at government agencies and companies that receive state financing said they were being exhorted by their bosses to pull the lever for Mr. Putin's party, United Russia.
The couple exhorted passers-by to pitch money in their traditional red plastic pot.
ROUND the corner from the Georgian houses on Clapton Square, Hackney, among the discount stores and kaleidoscopic ethnic restaurants on the Lower Clapton Road, police posters exhort passers-by to "Nail the killers in Hackney".
Exhorted constantly by his father to follow Philip's example, he may well have lacked complete confidence in his own writing projects.
Consumers in a rationed economy are usually exhorted to save by purchasing government bonds or by increasing their deposits in savings banks so that unspent money will not be used for increased purchases of unrationed items or for purchases on the black market.
They would be exhorted, and tasked, by A.T. Smith, special agent in charge of the New York field office.
