| Under Stalin, and after, Soviet newspapers tended to exhort rather than inform, but perceptive readers could read between the lines. |
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| Why did Jesus exhort the rich young man to sell all his possessions and give the money to the poor? |
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| New Age prophets exhort their sheeplike followers to carry out all sorts of home truths that beggar the imagination of any thinking person. |
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| He must inspire, exhort, sermonize, edify, or warn, resort to pulpitry in general. |
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| Artists and cartoonists worked diligently to produce dozens of posters to exhort people to buy bonds, go without meat, and enlist in the army. |
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| Their voices amplified by PA systems, the protests' leaders exhort their audiences with rigidly ideological slogans. |
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| Musically, Brown reached a plateau in the early 1970s when his band, the JBs, patented a muscular, jazzy funk, over which the group's leader could exhort and exclaim. |
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| So human rights commissions now exhort themselves to control the content of what stand-up comedians say to try to shut hecklers up. |
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| To the very end, the international community must help and encourage them and exhort their leaders to adhere to the electoral timetable. |
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| We exhort you, all our lay faithful in politics, to take full advantage of any such programmes, where they exist. |
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| I would exhort you, Madam President, to keep the Chamber quiet and to ensure that those who are not listening leave the room. |
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| Militants from the Third World, where the right to vote is often trampled upon, exhort us at times to use this right out of fear of losing it. |
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| It moves us to exhort in love the one who is doing evil, not tolerate their behavior. |
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| An unenforced Rule may exhort an occasional naïve or exceptionally moral person, but will mislead or trick many more. |
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| Our federal leaders exhort us to compete on the world stage, and especially with our neighbour to the south. |
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| It seems to me that we can exhort and hope all we want to, but the imposition of blackness, brownness, yellowness or redness is not something an individual controls. |
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| While this style can exhort some blacks to great sacrifice against entrenched white supremacy, it often comes up short as a means of conveying the complexities of the world. |
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| We received it this afternoon, and I would certainly exhort everybody to read it. |
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| Tele-shopping shall not exhort minors to contract for the sale or rental of goods and services. |
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| We strongly protest against the death sentence by stoning handed down on Ms. Safiya Husseini for adultery and exhort the authorities of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and those of the State of Sokoto to grant her pardon. |
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| His job is to grease the wheels of trade negotiations, broker honestly between warring parties, and generally exhort WTO members to do better and try harder. |
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| We earnestly exhort you, Venerable Brethren, to see that this pious practice is kept up, and that wherever it has ceased you restore it if possible. |
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| Beloved, when I gave all diligence to write to you of the common salvation, it was needful for me to write to you, and exhort you that you should earnestly contend for the faith. |
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| I put that before you and leave it in your good hands, Mr President, and exhort the services, if possible, to look at this before we come to vote on the matter tomorrow. |
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| As such, although St Dominic was moved by his compassion to alleviate the poor and suffering, he was above all moved to tears to intercede for sinners, and to exhort his brothers to live and preach salvation in Christ. |
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| Reaffirm the commitment to exhort that governments ratify international human rights agreements accepted within the United Nations system and which have not yet been incorporated in the internal legislation of their country. |
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| The teachings exhort us to shake off all that is burdening us, understand the deeper truths of who we are, and gives us the means to start imbibing this understanding in our actions. |
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| His or her role was to see, interpret and exhort the subtle and unseen. |
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