exhort

Now a banner strung across the hospital's main lobby exhorts: "Everyone participate in the sorting out of the law and order problem! "

Beneath the musical broadcast that you hear in stores and shopping malls may be a hidden message which exhorts against shoplifting.

He exhorts doctor, certainly must inspect earnestly, certainly must grasp the treatment, do not omit a baby.

Host exhorts: What " comes late today is expensive guest, talk be sure to in a low voice a bit! "

She exhorts me to accept that new position, although that position reward is not munificent.

Fine exhorts us all, then, not to discourage our daughters' harmless awe of princesses, but rather to nurture it.

It exhorts Christians to remain steadfast in their faith and hold firm to the hope that God will ultimately vanquish their enemies.

Aristotle preaches the need for self-actualization which, like his colleagues, exhorts the use of reason over desires.

Grasping this paradox, Oprah exhorts viewers to improve their lives and the world.

"Hold on tight, " exhorts a mysterious poster.

Therefore Paul exhorts believers that, if some disagree with others in any matter, they should wait for revelation [Phil. 3: 15].

" A big sign exhorts the residents to " build a civilized city and be a civilized citizen.