Sentence examples for only exhorted from inspiring English sources

Fearlessly Mr. Wachner only exhorted them to redouble their efforts in energy and volume with, ultimately, stirring results.

Eusebius, moreover, asserts that that both Origen and his teacher were Christians throughout their lives (6.19.10); as evidence of the latter's Christianity in his youth, he records that his father Leontius died as a martyr in 202, and that Origen himself, then 17, not only exhorted Leontius to persevere but thirsted for the same death (6.2.7).

In the meantime, I can only exhort: Workers and employers of the world, try to mix things up.

He doesn't grandstand much; he only exhorts five people in the audience at a time, knowing that hundreds more will comply.

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.

As I said in a previous post, the finger of blame for this corruption points directly at Grover Norquist, who is more famous for his founding of the anti-tax group, Americans for Tax Reform, which not only exhorts Republicans to pledge never to raise taxes but to never end tax breaks, despite the fact that doing so would eliminate the deficit.

The final verse not only exhorts men to dress in a masculine style, but suggests that the effeminate are in any case less than manly: Some modern analyses have characterized the pamphlet as a "best-seller" in its own time.

(24-year-old unmarried businesswoman in women only FGD) Women exhorted men to look harder for jobs, take up any that arose, and work without respite.

But she exhorted people not to give up.

Visitors are exhorted to "take only pictures" and "leave only footprints" and are encouraged to follow a walking tour that winds along the rim of a pond.

The Dalai Lama recalled his conversation with Ambassador Mulford (reftel), where he had explained that the PRC only respects strength, and he exhorted the U.S. to take action that will "make an impact" in Beijing.