“It will take more than exhortation to persuade him or his successors to do otherwise.”

“One does not take away that choice by permitting, encouraging or preventing the exhortation of the citizen to litigate or not to litigate.”

“But there was little need for my exhortation, for he came out of his own accord, not only willingly but with eagerness, and straight at me.”

“Nor is there any intention to suggest that the teacher should become a preacher or exhorter, even for so good an end as the general welfare.”

“At the age of seventeen he was made a Methodist exhorter, or local preacher.”

“During the 18th century, John Wesley became a a fervent exhorter of work.”

“In addition to the two most famous Delphic exhortations, we have copies of inscriptions from two columns at the temple itself.”

“Through the closed window in the chambers, the rhythmic exhortations of the protesters could be heard.”

“His hands were slimed in blood as well, tracing signs on the door as he muttered prayers and exhortations.”