Sentence examples for exhorting you from inspiring English sources

There are handpainted signs and slogans all around, exhorting you to: "Eat Ice-Cream Every Day".

"Most companies are better at exhorting you to be a great manager, rather than telling you how to be a great manager," Mr. Safferstone says.

Items came with little printed cards, like hangtag CliffsNotes, explaining that weathered wood, for instance, "communicates the spirit of another time," or exhorting you to deploy a marble peach "as a textural accent".

You may not realise that the critic exhorting you to check out that Iranian claymation epic is only doing so as a statement of protest against Western interference in the Middle East.

Things you learn as a resident: the Tube, the world's oldest subway system, is full of jolly announcements exhorting you to "mind the gap" and to not leave your personal belongings unattended, but doesn't go everywhere; don't expect, for instance, to travel to Putney or Richmond, without being prepared to walk a great distance to your destination.

And you can trade smiles with its owner, Sirio Maccioni, who seems to be there every minute of every night, ready for you, beckoning you to come in and exhorting you to go for broke, a stubborn evangelist for unblushing indulgence.

It exhorts you to dig in.

Preachers could exhort you to exercise the willpower you need to ward off temptation.

We exhort you, as We have exhorted those to whom the Book was given before you, to fear God.

Boredom Check will exhort you to be a more active participant in cellphone discussions.

Opportunity does not always knock -- sometimes, the authors exhort, you have to seize it.