Sentence examples for some exhortation from inspiring English sources

"Clothes are everything" sounds like some exhortation to spend, as issued through the pages of a glossy magazine.

Not a day goes by without some exhortation from Baghdad for the faithful to join the fray.

A combination of religious zeal and Arab nationalism is driving the volunteers, and not a day goes by without some exhortation from Iraq for the faithful to join the fray.

One of her great first stanzas, for example, "Wild nights — Wild Nights! / Were I with thee / Wild nights should be / Our luxury," shouldn't be confused for some exhortation to kick off a wild honeymoon, or seen as an emotional parallel to The Beach Boys' euphemistic, teen-dream anthem "Wouldn't It Be Nice?" Dickinson may not have been a nun, but she wasn't a harlot either.

Her set included a parodic party track called "Booty Clap," made by the British production team Basement Jaxx; it also featured some exhortations along the lines of "Let's make out," but with saltier language.

You will NEVER see a "make some noise" exhortation there (although Sweet Caroline...) October 19, 2013 Good point, and I suspect Wrigley is the same, probably because it doesn't really have a big video board - actually can't really recall what they have there besides the old school board.

He was quietly giving some sort of exhortation; occasionally, he paused and the group would send up a shout.

Some, misconstruing Genesis' exhortation "to have dominion over the earth," take license to abuse the earth.

Some people object to the conductor shouting the thoughtful exhortation, and some even wrote letters of protest.

These seemed to ground the group, whether the movement was a contained skipping, the dancers' bodies hunched and withdrawn, or a more forceful rhythmic chugging of both feet at once, which seemed like an exhortation of some god.

In responding to a series of strikes by state workers, journalists and the police on Monday, the council issued a forceful exhortation that some read as a veiled threat, although it did not threaten specific penalties.