Sentence examples for the exhorting from inspiring English sources
verb
To urge; to advise earnestly.
Satire often rode in on the back of an eloquent horse, or truffled for truth via the exhorting snout of a talkative pig.
Comment on Dr. Charles C. Price, pres. of the American Chemical Soc., exhorting the government to make the synthetic creation-of-life a national goal.
With dignitaries including Mayor Mike Duggan looking on, the judge issued his decision from the bench, exhorting the conflicting parties to work together.
Tomorrow, when the rounds counted, there would be marshals in the fairway exhorting the crowd to "Stand please!
Ilić walked the street, exhorting the assassins to bravery.
He appears in the film exhorting the troops in settings evocative of Nazi rallies.
Summitt got to her feet early on, given the urgency of the moment, exhorting her players, barking at the referees.
The story was his inspired way of highlighting the problem and exhorting the rich to action.
He is a guru to the actors, exhorting them with delight to "speak the speech trippingly on the tongue".
PUBLIC safety "is the responsibility of everyone at the university," exhorts the Ohio State Web site.
In the streets the Marxists and the anarchists were exhorting people to ignore the lights.
