Sentence examples for not exhorting from inspiring English sources
Biden seems to be shouting, not exhorting.
And women of Australia, let's take note too: I'm not exhorting us to a Pankhurstian political violence campaign.
But it's probably less ready to vote for a recovering heroin addict and non-recovering womaniser, even if Brand were not exhorting people never, ever to vote.
In the acknowledgements of this memoir, Alan Cumming thanks his agent for "not exhorting me to do a 'my fabulous celebrity life' type of book", and despite occasional references to hosting charity galas and wearing Alexander McQueen, Not My Father's Son tells two stories that unfold in places far removed from that glamour.
They did not exhort one another to have a good time; they did not need to step out of their loneliness to tackle the task of having fun.
Mr. Gephardt has urged his constituents not to cower, but he need not exhort at least one of those constituents, Jim Putnam, a sales manager.
Kraftwerk would have been the institution's first all-synthesiser act, and although Public Enemy were mightily controversial in their day, they did not exhort their fans – as NWA did – to kill policemen.
When acting out of my Herod Complex I am sad at your successes, jealous because of your blessings, domineering and controlling because if I don't exhort my power over you then you will become more powerful than me, trying to end your life and its threat to my freedom, and hoarding stuff for my own warehouse out of fear that I won't have enough.
It also gives meaning to the existence and hopes of the Jews, not merely exhorting them to a patient surrender to God but moving them to a redeeming activism, which is the measure of their sanctity.
In the spring of 1952, L'Information Syndicale Vinicole, a winegrowers' journal, ran a picture of a Coke bottle on its cover and an article inside not only exhorting French vintners to welcome Coca-Cola into the fraternity but suggesting that they might even profit by studying some of the upstart's methods of production.
Why aren't we exhorting graduates to be responsible citizens?
