Sentence examples for forms of exhortation from inspiring English sources

In the sixties, modern jazz often converged with black radicalism and sought alternatives to Western culture, and by decade's end those forms became (as Bland foresaw) styles that lost their radical content to, on the one hand, aestheticism (including an amiable multiculturalism), and, on the other, the more practical forms of exhortation and mobilization that popular music could provide.

I grew used to having to argue to the literal-minded that drama is not and cannot be a cartoon form of exhortation.

Reports on the meetings took the form of exhortations from Mr. Hussein, mostly in the form of the cataclysmic rhetoric that he has long favored.

There is the same tone, the same kind of exhortation.

Roxanne's voice bossy now, cheerful but full of exhortation.

However, years of exhortation have failed to persuade most of those affected actually to do this.

His stick was wielded with admirable precision, but his gestures of exhortation often became downright flamboyant.

Both films end on a note of exhortation, urging viewers to get involved, to fight back, to do something.

A typical derasha remains a speech of exhortation and instruction based on a particular text from the Scriptures.

The crucial point is that an appeal to new forms of "integral urbanism" must not remain an ideological exhortation (as occasionally happens: Ellin 1996 and 2011).

However, these two approaches are framed and clarified by describing their sympathy for elite and exclusionary forms of higher education and by delineating their overt exhortations to service and their attempts to integrate their schools into a larger public sphere.