exhortation

an exhortation to do better

exhortations to consumers to switch off electrical appliances.

So much for the reverend's exhortations to emulate the ways of the dunnock.

The coach's exhortation motivated the team to push harder during the game.

She ignored her mother's exhortation to study harder for the upcoming exam.

The politician's exhortation for unity resonated with the audience.

The teacher's exhortation to practice regularly paid off during the recital.

Despite her exhortation, he refused to change his mind.

The exhortation to conserve water is crucial in times of drought.

His exhortation for honesty and transparency in business was well-received by the employees.

The exhortation to wear a mask in crowded places became a common practice during the pandemic.

The exhortation to exercise regularly is often emphasized by healthcare professionals.

Her exhortation to follow one's dreams inspired many of her peers.

So Alcorn sent him on his way with the exhortation, " Say hi to your guru for me."

On every side arose shrieks, groans, exhortations and curses.

This truly Laconic exhortation is generally extended to read as Thoreau gives it.

And he would willingly have had that service of exhortation in prospect now.

Arthur was past caring for remonstrances or exhortations; he only laughed, and laughed, and laughed without end.

He went close up to Charity, his right arm lifted, not in menace but in tragic exhortation.

Brothers and sisters, I urge you to bear with my word of exhortation, for in fact I have written to you quite briefly.

He ascended the Steps, and then turning towards his Followers, addressed to them a few words of gratitude, and exhortation.

It seems, however, to have been rather a pious exhortation, than a law to which exact obedience was required from the faithful.

Elvira was absorbed in attention and delight: While She listened to his exhortations, confidence and comfort stole insensibly into her mind.