Sentence examples for is exhorted from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, drinking and driving is explicitly discouraged, but attendance at Friday afternoon "beer calls" is exhorted.

The piece begins with awkward, stumbling movements in which the pianist is exhorted to use "all thumbs" and ends in a burst of exhilarating contrapuntal virtuosity.

Whereas that earlier hymn to flower power urged us to "let the sunshine in," Pippin is exhorted in soft-rock terms to "think about the sun," and the Menier boasts a real asset in the soaring tenor of the young unknown Harry Hepple in the title role.

As Maud becomes increasingly involved in the movement for women's suffrage, she also manages to get arrested; when she returns home from a week in jail, Sonny — who has become the butt of jokes at work and is exhorted to "control" her — urges her to give up her activities and attend to their home life.

Just as someone who provides financial services or who sells or rents houses is exhorted to "know your customer," is it not the responsibility of gun owners and those who sell guns to take precautions against letting criminals or maniacs get hold of them?

As she entered, the maid jumped off Papa's lap, darting behind the curtains; Mama paid no attention". That's the opening of "Papa", in which the father is exhorted to try to bribe his stupid and lazy son's maths teacher so that he can finally advance a grade, and it's more Brian Rix farce than the Chekhov we are familiar with.

They are the nobodies Golem is exhorting to become everybodies.

Jesus is exhorting his disciples, saying to them, 'You must be perfect.

Witty says he is exhorting everybody involved in the vaccine's production to pare their costs to the bone.

So Ms. Rist is exhorting viewers to stretch out, kick off their shoes, even burst into song.

Everywhere we turn someone is exhorting us to give our approval to this or that, often because someone else has endorsed it already.