Sentence examples for if exhorted from inspiring English sources

For several months now, the American people as if exhorted by the ghost of William F. Buckley (no particular hero of mine)–have been standing athwart the Democratic agenda of socialized medicine, yelling, "Stop!" But President Barack Obama showed them the policy equivalent of the middle finger Wednesday night.

Asked if he had exhorted his students to do so, he said: "Of course, it's not a shame to say that.

As if to exhort travelers to victory, the men's bathroom is decorated with large pictures of grand champion sumo wrestlers.

In a speech given after the testing of the first H-bomb, Eisenhower exhorted Americans, "If there is no religious faith whatsoever, then there is little defense you can make of a free system".

"I can preach, if you help me!" he exhorted them in syncopated rhythms.

If ever a pitch and a day exhorted "bat first" then this was it.

It's as if the French agricultural services were being exhorted to downplay the export of Bordeaux and Burgundy in favor of the local brand of cola.

Then he exhorted Titans center Kevin Long as if he were shouting at him from a sandlot sideline: "C'mon Long, let's go.

Mr. Cook and others attributed some responsibility for the events of this past week to the Islamists, saying violence appeared inevitable after protest leaders at the Cairo encampments had exhorted followers to martyr themselves if attacked.

If patients with diabetes are to be exhorted to use biomedical medicine instead of traditional medicine, there should be biomedical medicine at the facilities when patients come for it.

Users of club drugs are exhorted to attend hospital casualty departments if they feel ill; this is good general advice for anyone that is feeling ill after taking drugs, whether legal or controlled.