Sentence examples for Intense plea from inspiring English sources

German journalist, poet, novelist, and dramatist, whose personal experience of conflict between nations made his work an intense plea for peace and understanding.

The Baker-Hamilton panel – five Republicans and five Democrats -- made an intense plea for a bipartisan consensus, and Mr. Bush's aides say the president has taken at least that part of their effort to heart.

Bruno Ganz as Hitler in "Downfall" makes an especially intense plea for Hind to sit down.

After intense plea-bargaining sessions with federal prosecutors, he was fined $10,000 and sentenced to three years of unsupervised probation for evading payment of $13,551 in income taxes for 1967.

While Ms. Smith alone decided how many of those interviewed would be given life onstage, the Tectonic project involved 11 actors and writers as interviewers, a collaboration that led to intense arguments and emotional pleas by company members, campaigning to have their subjects included in the final script.

The initial guilty plea resulted in intense public criticism of adtech company RadiumOne, which then pushed Chahal out of his role as CEO.

Moments where Gaga fused intense, emotional music with her plea for us to stay true to who we are.

Morton is certainly not alone; other innocents languish in prison even now, victims of either trials gone wrong or of intense, indecent pressure to take a plea deal.

And the orchestra, as fine as the chorus, "spoke" the words, too, investing every line with meaning: in those pleas for peace, a quality of intense yearning.

Although he does remember that the pleas to his father seemed rather intense, he does not recall any mistreatment regardless of which school he was attending in a particular year.

The decision, Mr. Negm said, was not a result of intense pressure from the French government, including an urgent plea from President Nicolas Sarkozy and an impending court hearing to stop the broadcast.