Now there are new exhortations wheat-pasted on the walls.
Ferreira was a disciple of the poet Francisco de Sá de Miranda, who had introduced Renaissance styles of poetry into Portugal, and Ferreira did more than anyone else to foster the new school, by both exhortation and example.
He became an accomplished musician, mainly alto sax, and grows wry when talking of his new friend Mike Binder's exhortations through the making of Reign Over Me, in which he jams on drums with Sandler during one of their long nights of freedom.
Mix in names of countries and people scraped from the political stories sections of Google News, with frequent exhortations for "Reform," "toughminded reform," "market-led reform," "painful reform," "change," "serious change," "rupture," and 12-15 sentences worth of automagically generated word-salad content, and you'd be there.
By John Martinco and John McCarten The New Yorker, April 21 , 1962P. 32 Exhortation scrawled on an advertising poster in the B.-M.-T's Forty-ninth Street Station: "Ban the bomb!
Advertising billboards praise Egypt's youth and show small children, faces painted with Egyptian flags, alongside exhortations to buy new mobile phones.
Wherever we look, we are bombarded by exhortations to develop new, unmet needs; to acquire a hunger that can never be sated.
In fact, read between the lines of our president-elect's sage exhortations to a new era of "sacrifice" and "responsibility," and the words "prudence" and -- oh, the horror!
