Sentence examples for a gentle plea from inspiring English sources
A columnist signs off with a gentle plea for the microbes.
And to Republicans in New Hampshire, he closed with a gentle plea: "Please leave with hope and optimism".
"Come Back Andy Pettitte" is sung as a gentle plea for the Yankees pitcher to come out of retirement.
And Ms. Ware, who sang "I need your devotion" as a gentle plea in the studio, utterly transformed the song onstage.
During the referendum debates, a few pro-remain voices, such as the TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady (herself of Irish descent), tried to make a gentle plea to voters to think about Ireland and the Belfast agreement.
The play, which opened on Thursday night at the Flea Theater in a production directed by Jim Simpson, makes a gentle plea for the enduring worth of Homer, Dante, Shakespeare and the rest of the dear, derided DWMs as writers whose works illuminate everlasting problems of human life, even the lives of disgruntled feminists and deranged veterans of the Vietnam War.
After two months of having fingers wagged under my nose by indignant Arabs demanding that the United States change its policy toward the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, Dr. el-Ezabi's gentle plea made a deep impression on me.
At one point he indulges in some truly dire love poetry ("Wait for me. Wait for me. Wait there, my dear/ Let these gentle pleas find your ear").
In her online plea for mercy, she had said: "Luke is a gentle and sensitive person.
