Heaping lavish praise on his wife as the most intelligent and passionate person he had ever met, President Clinton exhorted a small but generous clutch of contributors in Manhattan yesterday to guard against complacency in a time of prosperity and to remember the vast differences between Republicans and Democrats.
On another block, she noted a small white sign exhorting people to "Clean Up After Your Dog," a dead giveaway, she said, that we had crossed back into New York City.
The book presents itself as a Take Back the Night rally for small investors, who are exhorted not to leave Wall Street to muggers and stockbrokers.
Like college admissions brochures, small green recruiting books found in his home exhort would-be volunteers to forego Palestine to come to Afghanistan and study the terrorist regimen.
Earlier he has heard a sermon -- there are many sermons in these stories -- that exhorts him to cast off "the ant of the self -- that small, blind, crumb-seeking part of ourselves," and become large and brave.
Barbour faxed daily missives exhorting Republicans to heed what were becoming their unifying tropes -- small government, low taxes, mild regulation and relentless outrage at Bill Clinton.
On the other hand, energy drinks are convenient, come in multi- packs and some, like 5-Hour Energy, come in small bottles as "shots," with websites prominently displaying banners that exhort you to "Take it in Seconds," and "Feel it in Minutes".
This spring, as China's top leaders alarmed by declining grain production -- have exhorted farmers to plant more rice, wheat and corn, Meng Qingchang has tended his small field of ankle-high wheat, knowing he cannot possibly answer the government's call.
"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".
Rather, they are broadly separatist in nature, exhorting traditional believers to distance themselves from the liberal state, say, by living in small religious communities, which owe their ultimate allegiance to the church or some larger religious tradition.
The president has exhorted the banks, who are getting zero-interest money, to give more of it to small businesses.
