Sentence examples for her exhortation from inspiring English sources

The book begins with her exhortation: "Little Plumblossom!

"I asked my younger daughter to send the lyrics in writing, but I don't know the notes so I do not sing... but still we are walking on!" One of the sayings for which Aung San Suu Kyi is most famous is her exhortation to "use your freedom to promote ours".

Ryan was drawn to Rand's novels, with their rejection of "the altruist morality," making narcissism a social virtue; her exhortation that man must not only strive for "physical values" — her heroes were hot — and self-made wealth, but a "self-made soul".

But that attitude is sorely lacking from a party song like "More Fun," in which her exhortation to "get a little crazy and forget what happens later" is about as convincing as an ad in an airline magazine.

With the doors locked and police standing guard, the Democratic congressional leader delivered her exhortation to dozens of volunteers — Make those phone calls, walk those precincts, the future of America's at stake this midterm election!

But, despite her exhortations ("Monkeys, monkeys, monkeys!"), he seemed uninterested.

Her exhortations feel even emptier than usual in light of Trump's stated policy goals.

"We don't like paying millions of dollars for Mrs. Obama's vacations," he said, also complaining about her exhortations about nutrition and exercise.

But it's impossible to hear her exhortations to labour as separate from the system that created Britney Spears, the wealthy celebrity, the cautionary tale, the woman with a tortured relationship to autonomy.

Her exhortations that women stop blaming themselves and focus on the society-wide failure to support working mothers set her up as the counterpoint to Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook who has urged women to "lean in" and seize opportunities to move up the ladder.

Sandberg peppers her exhortations with relevant experiences of her own; describing the "damned if you do, doomed if you don't" bind that women are in when they advocate in their own interests or boast about their achievements (if they do either, they are perceived as not being nice; if they don't, they won't get what they want).