Sentence examples for exhorted in from inspiring English sources

A sign posted on a tree exhorted in Vietnamese, "1.

As Bailey exhorted in the film, "This town needs this measly one-horse institution, if only to have some place for people to come without crawling to Potter".

"Get drunk!" Charles Baudelaire exhorted in one of his best-known poems, but given what a mess he made of his own life, he's hardly the man to turn to for advice.

"You can easily earn yourself a higher station with God almighty," a Canadian insurrectionist, Andre Poulin, exhorted in a video used by Isis for online recruitment, "by sacrificing just a small bit of this worldly life".

Whereas that earlier hymn to flower power urged us to "let the sunshine in," Pippin is exhorted in soft-rock terms to "think about the sun," and the Menier boasts a real asset in the soaring tenor of the young unknown Harry Hepple in the title role.

"It's a fiery transfer market derby!" he exhorted in extreme close up, a transfer oracle looking down from a screen in a studio that resembles the lounge bar of a B-Movie space craft.

"Instead of throwing out traditional roles, try them on again," Ms. Doyle exhorts in Chapter 13, called "Abandon the Myth of Equality".

"Who knows, maybe Sunstein would have the family of the dead animal serving as witnesses in court!" Holds were placed on Sunstein's nomination by two Republican senators, other distortions of his writings were offered, and, finally, Fox News's Glenn Beck got into the act, exhorting, in a Twitter message to his supporters, "FIND EVERYTHING YOU CAN ON CASS SUNSTEIN".

You should read Aeneid book four (the tale of Queen Dido's fall) because, she exhorts in The Ancient Guide to Modern Life, it "is the most brilliant book of verse ever written, and it's your own time you're wasting if you decide to read something else instead".

And Thikana, a Bangladeshi weekly based in Long Island City, Queens, exhorted Bangladeshis in the United States and elsewhere in the world to donate generously to relief efforts.

Others, especially in India, exhorted rulers in their writings.