Sentence examples for exhorted that from inspiring English sources

At the 1859 commencement, just weeks before he died, Mann exhorted that year's Antioch graduates: "I beseech you to treasure up in your hearts these my parting words.

He exhorted that Pope Clement VIII instruct all English Catholics not to engage in violent rebellion, "quiete et pacifice".

After exhorting that every life matters and that we have a duty to help those born into dangerous circumstances, we are now at risk of taking one isolated event and conflating it with everyone under the same identity.

On the worn wooden door of his office is a sticker in the local Krio language exhorting that "corruption must be talked about".

Not long after my review was posted on the New York Times website, Samuel L Jackson, who plays Nick Fury in the movie and in other Marvel Universe franchise instalments, posted a Twitter message exhorting "#avengersfans" that "AO Scott needs a new job!

I could not figure out which among the pages that exhorted me to "Experience Walkmankind" might describe that model.

In 2012 the UN General Assembly unanimously passed a nonbinding resolution that exhorted member countries to ban FGC.

Was it not America that exhorted Hamas to take part in the election, he asks.

A vast migration was accomplished with promises of free land, subsidies and a slightly menacing marketing campaign that exhorted people to ocupar para não entregar ("occupy it or lose it").

In 2010, it published a 44-page dress code for staff (withdrawn this year) that exhorted women to wear skin-coloured underwear and advised men to have monthly haircuts and trim their beards.

In the nineteen-fifties, bold titles promising action and adventure flashed across the screen, paired with breathless and earnest news-reel-style narration that exhorted viewers to get to the theatre fast or miss out on a kind of shared-cultural event — à la this trailer for "The African Queen".