Sentence examples for familiar exhortation from inspiring English sources

It's easy enough to dismiss this as a kind of familiar exhortation.

I was soon absorbed by the familiar exhortations to "English bulldog determination" and physical discipline.

After a rollicking gospel rendition of "I Shall Not Be Moved," the congregants settled in for several hours of familiar exhortations.

In response to the SARS crisis, Mr. Hu has turned to depressingly familiar Communist methods of exhortation and regimentation.

Phillips is especially good portraying 12th-century Muslim personalities -- from Ali ibn Tahir al-Sulami, a preacher of jihad, whose fiery exhortations sound alarmingly familiar, to the refined Usama ibn Munqidh, poet and man of letters, and the grumpy but astute Ibn Jubayr, a sharp-eyed traveler through Crusader territories.

David Bewick, head of Cantor public relations, then read the poem Death is Nothing At All, familiar to mourners at so many funerals, lingering over its exhortation to "wear no false air of solemnity or sorrow".

The audience is hurled from a rousing exhortation ("Come on up to the rising") to a grim, familiar question: "Who'll be the last to die for a mistake?" "That's why we had to get that very right today," he said later.

J&R's TV spots, known for their bubbly exhortations to "run, don't walk" to its downtown location, are familiar to longtime New Yorkers, as are its newspaper circulars and ads.

His countenance is as familiar as the team logo — the downturned upper lip, the hands on hips, a man whose face seems perpetually red from exhortation, irritation or unyielding determination.

"U Comin," was the only exhortation.

Indignant exhortation only gets us so far.