The passengers wore bright clothes and carried banners, like mine of the day before, exhorting the world to come and build Brasília.
A visitor here a few years ago would have heard "Karabakh or Death," a rap anthem that accuses the United States, Russia, Turkey and Iran of turning a blind eye, exhorting the world to "either put an end to this, or stand aside".
A once powerful man, taken in by the "endless foppery of the world" and now bemoaning his self-inflicted fate, as his children publicly denounce him (his son is even called Regan), exhorting the world to "scorch his white head" as his great gifts scatter to ruin and his fool - Jimmy Five Bellies - disappears in his hour of need.
John Vinocur ("In Germany, an image of haplessness," Politicus, May 12) rightly ridicules Chancellor Angela Merkel's New Year's 2009 message in which she exhorts the world to copy Germany's financial and economic ground rules.
"Make our planet great again," Macron, a diplomatic novice not yet 40, exhorted the world, recycling Trump's own slogan in an unprecedented address partly in English from the Elysée Palace soon after the US president had informed the world he was withdrawing from the global agreement on Thursday.
For decades, Netanyahu has exhorted the world to recognize and accept Israel as it is — with its capital, its parliament, its Supreme Court and its ministries in Jerusalem.
It was the feistiest invocation I heard at the London Design Festival, where most participants, far from exhorting the workers of the world to unite, seemed to be asking gently that the workers of one's homeland be loved.
He pounded the Iranian regime and its newly elected president, accusing them of sponsoring terrorism and lying repeatedly over their nuclear weapons ambitions, and exhorting the rest of the world not to be hoodwinked into lifting sanctions on Tehran.
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"We are not here to exhort externally — to exhort the public into action," Mr. Gelb said.
Up to the last moment, however, he was actively exhorting the European governments to avert a world war and to settle peacefully the conflict that followed the archduke Ferdinand's assassination at Sarajevo in June 1914.
