Sentence examples for is exhorting from inspiring English sources
verb
To urge; to advise earnestly.
They are the nobodies Golem is exhorting to become everybodies.
Jesus is exhorting his disciples, saying to them, 'You must be perfect.
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.
It is as if she is exhorting Mr. Tomaselli not to turn his back altogether on other, less firmly human forms of life.
There's an elderly woman wearing a pink polo shirt with a hairdo of close-cropped curls like iron filings who is exhorting her three grandchildren.
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.
The decision maker is exhorted to carry on and adjust monitoring actions that focus attention on the potential to exceed instrumental thresholds (that is, rainfall or river water depth thresholds) that activate risk scenarios in the most critical points.
In interpreting the data, the researcher is exhorted to stick close to the data, emphasising description over interpretation.
At a minimum, President Obama should be exhorting both sides to halt retaliatory measures.
