Author Comfort exhorts Over-65ers to ruthlessly reject any indulgent deference by younger generations.
The capacity crowd of 39,574, and the several hundred packing the rooftops of the bunting-festooned apartment building across from the park on Waveland and Sheffield Avenues, couldn't have been more responsive to Baker's urging if he had stood at the plate and exhorted them over the public address system.
And when he told the group "the era when we could just spoon-feed facts to kids is over," and exhorted the teachers and parents in the room to "let your children take their iPads into school," they looked up from their own iPads to nod (or Tweet) their approval.
Throughout the war, she exhorted her people over Radio Orange to maintain their spirit until the nation's liberation, and she was welcomed back with enthusiasm when the German occupation was ended in 1945.
Cancer clinicians are exhorted to build clinical relationships with their patients over time using patient-centred communication skills.
In a famous speech given in Frankfurt that year, the company's chairman exhorted his colleagues to start over from scratch, and demanded that the company become one of the top electronics companies in the ensuing years.
In interpreting the data, the researcher is exhorted to stick close to the data, emphasising description over interpretation.
Here, patients are assigned Floor Groups, and a mysterious "Pathologist" with shades of L. Ron Hubbard exhorts them over the tannoys – "YOU ARE WELL, YOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN WELL, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WELL".
Making a political statement at the Oscars podium appears to have come back into fashion, after Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar-acceptance speech exhorting action over climate change led a string of wide-ranging statements at the 2016 ceremony – even if the expected controversy over Hollywood diversity was more muted than had been anticipated.
Some facts were doctored… Junior doctors have been exhorted by Daniel Finkelstein, a commentator on The Times, to break ranks with the leadership of their British Medical Association union, which is in dispute with the Government over working hours.
