The brother is the "innate fact" of a face that is an order and a prayer, a supplication, and transcendence.
Her second novel, Cecilia (1782), had abstract nouns as chapter titles: A Supplication, A Provocation, A Perplexity, An Admonition.
He gave thanks for Brother James and the others who were helping out, and concluded with a special supplication.
"Got me hoping you'll save me right now," Mr. Hegarty sang, in a private supplication sumptuous enough to enthrall Radio City.
Mosque preachers across Saudi Arabia, ignoring government instructions, add to each of the five daily prayers a special supplication for God's aid to fellow Muslims in defeating the enemy.
It extols the benefits of reciting the "Jesus prayer", a simple supplication whose repetition had been part of eastern Christian practice for centuries: "Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner".
If Ye Love Me was a choral supplication evoking the names of God according to Islam, Hinduism and Christianity, written for the newly formed multifaith ensemble the MIF Sacred Sounds Choir.
He attains an appearance of supplication, an earnest desire that men and women need to listen, as God surely listens.
She could feel a hundred flicks of his tongue, a dance of supplication, all over her skin.
"Save Your Love for Me" was a freak-flag supplication; "Before Your Birthday Ends" was a bolt of companionable reassurance.
'Amanete - amanetet' (plural forms of the term 'amanet', literally a supplication for God's sake), have become a synonym of living wills, although they concern also property and inheritance issues, as well as advices for the future.
