Sentence examples for he enjoins from inspiring English sources
Don't take it personally!" he enjoins.
Write no more, he enjoins upon himself; they are the last words of the book.
He enjoins both Africans and non-Africans to "grow up" and focus on finding solutions that work — not on who provides them.
Waste and pollution are recurrent themes in Singh's work, as when he enjoins us to "throw nothing out; recycle / the vilest rubbish, even / your own discarded page".
And, at the last, it is hard not to feel pity for this fallen figure as he enjoins his children to "lead a good life, better than your father's".
The program of study that he enjoined upon his pupils was more literary than scientific.
"Follow the money," he enjoined the two Washington Post reporters when they briefly stumbled in their investigation into the White House conspiracy.
He enjoined America's soldiers, and with them the American people, to "get ready" for military conflict and for further sacrifice.
"A lot of publicity can be done around this painting," Courbet wrote to the politician and journalist Jules Castagnary, whom he enjoined "to mobilize the army of supporters".
He enjoined his followers not only to refuse military service but also to abstain from voting or from having recourse to the courts.
