Sentence examples for was exhorting from inspiring English sources
verb
To urge; to advise earnestly.
But the most eloquent moments in this final set came when she was exhorting herself quietly under her breath between points, cheeks flushed, teeth clenched.
Moments later, the sun just rising in the mottled sky, he was exhorting a largely Cuban-American crowd in Tampa to get out the vote.
He met Wilmer Valderrama, a star of "That 70's Show," a Fox sitcom popular with teenagers, who was exhorting young people to become more politically active.
Even late Sunday, as the fans headed for the parking lots and the Giants were playing before the vacated seats, Spagnuolo was exhorting the defense on the sideline.
Stevenson's influence was made clear at one campaign rally, when one of the leaders was exhorting a group of such volunteers to greater and greater efforts.
An actor portraying a Wall Street manager uttered that line in a television commercial that Schwab started broadcasting last spring; the manager was exhorting brokers to sell a weak stock to unsuspecting investors.
He took a wrong turn and was exhorted by race officials to turn around.
She was exhorted, by worriers of all races, to be soft.
Kolobkov was exhorted, with shouts of "O-Leg!" and "Rus-sia!
In the 16th and 17th centuries particularly, every storm was strenuously analysed for its message and the nation was exhorted to repentence.
They are the nobodies Golem is exhorting to become everybodies.
