We learn, for instance, that on "Your Show of Shows," the head writer, Mel Tolkin, would exhort his staff, "Gentlemen, we've got to get something done!
"You're tremendously talented; you've got to work harder," he would exhort her.
Mr. Browne would also acknowledge the existence of global warming, and would exhort his competitors to join with the company in fighting it.
The young Emerson sometimes saddled his diary book with the title "The Wide World" — a glimpse of his sententiousness, but also a premonition of the sage who would exhort the American scholar to "run eagerly into [the] resounding tumult" of the world, which furnishes "the raw material out of which the intellect moulds her splendid products.… The manufacture goes forward at all hours".
After the meeting in Dusseldorf, where a bomb last month wounded nine immigrants, six of them Jews, Mr. Heye said an advertising campaign would begin next month in which famous Germans, including sports and film celebrities, would exhort the nation to show zero tolerance for racists.
So I would exhort you to think about who you are, and think about how you can redesign your life and your work to mean that you are always true to yourself, and you never have to worry about what anyone might find about you or where anybody sees you or what anybody finds when they Google you.
He would exhort us to non-violent action to protect the environment to support life on Earth.
I believe she would exhort people who have never met a Muslim to befriend and be curious about who our Muslim neighbors, coworkers, classmates and community members are.
I believe she would exhort people who have never even met a Muslim not to accept wholesale characterizations, and to befriend Muslims.
"If it was an animal on Earth", I would exhort the engineers, "it will be killed and eaten during the 6 hours that it stands still waiting for instructions".
