A reader of words of wind-demons might have been able to see the portions of a dialogue pass to and fro between the
exhorter and his hearers.
He very soon distinguished himself among his brethren, and was soon made a class-leader and
exhorter. His activity in revivals was great, and he proved himself an instrument in the hands of the church in converting many souls.
If these words had been spoken by some easy, self-indulgent
exhorter, from whose mouth they might have come merely as pious and rhetorical flourish, proper to be used to people in distress, perhaps they might not have had much effect; but coming from one who daily and calmly risked fine and imprisonment for the cause of God and man, they had a weight that could not but be felt, and both the poor, desolate fugitives found calmness and strength breathing into them from it.
Cette rencontre internationale servira aussi d'opportunite, selon les analystes, pour
exhorter, les pays cites plus haut, de cessez les ingerences et surtout la violation de l'embargo sur les armes impose depuis 2011 par le Conseil de securite et qui attise la tension en encourageant les affrontements dont les principales victimes sont les civils.
[beaucoup moins que] Je me rejouis d'etre parmi cette honorable assistance, pendant cette rencontre qui est une nouvelle occasion que je saisis, comme toujours, pour perpetuer la pratique du suivi permanent sur le terrain de l'etat des personnels, de les
exhorter quant a la parfaite execution du programme de preparation au combat, et de donner les instructions et les orientations y afferentes.
Nous voudrions cependant
exhorter le gouvernement a diligenter l'adoption des textes legislatifs et reglementaires portant sur la reforme des soins de sante primaires, et a poursuivre l'elargissement de l'AMO.
that greets the eco-minded child or child
exhorter who takes lessons
He did hold an "
exhorter's license" from the Methodist Church, meaning he was a lay preacher who could perform some of the functions of an ordained minister.
In this way, Doug was always more an
exhorter than an exemplar, more one who wrote about what economic historians should do rather than one who simply conducted substantive research that put the new approaches on display and thereby demonstrated their power to explain historical events more effectively.
The personality of the
exhorter is assigned primary importance in the manuscript--not necessarily his personal merits but his reputation and capacity for well-considered and convincing rhetoric.