And the commercials, which feature Ms. Ennis, Mr. Hayden, Mr. Agudelo and Mitchell Watt, an Australian track and field athlete, include a narration on the soundtrack of a man offering coach-like exhortations like these: "You've got nothing; now's the time to give everything"; "In struggle you'll find strength" and "Every second is a moment in time, but this is a moment in history".
Sometimes the notes really do read like honest exhortations to himself; other times, like stage directions to himself to look exhorted.
For him, and for others like him, exhortations about H.I.V. are like cautions about cigarettes, illicit drugs or driving too fast, warnings from "old people" about distant dangers.
Shannon Ebner's black-and-white photographs of words in the landscape read like political exhortations.
Sounding more like the exhortations of a rugby league coach, it is actually one of the NHS Future Forum proposals to reduce health inequalities.
He peppers his appearances in the Ameritrade commercials with exhortations like "Let's light this candle".
For example, advertising to be introduced on Monday by Vonage, the Internet phone provider, replaces its usual message of lower prices, expressed by exhortations like "Ditch the big bill," with a theme, "Crazy generous," voiced by a brand character styled as the company's new chief generosity officer.
A sunny and loyal near-billionaire who has socialized with the president for years, Mr. Barrack is less a strategic adviser than a trusted moneyman, fixer and sounding board who has often punctuated emails to Mr. Trump with exhortations like "YOU ROCK!" He has urged Mr. Trump to avoid needless, distracting fights.
An outlandish jester who is fluent in five languages, he works the crowd with a bucket or a bag, goading people with exhortations like "Don't be afraid, I'm white too," or, "Come on, I have change for a twenty".
