Sentence examples for a universal plea from inspiring English sources

"Give me back my brown-eyed son," seems like a universal plea at this point.

A universal plea for tolerance and humanity comes from southern states rapper Jimblah, whose pre-sundown set features his own muted take on Treaty.

Seeing this statue, once again I thought that "Can't we just get along?" is a universal plea.

Consider this a universal plea to de-bow our decked in red girl and ever so gently have her psychologically return to the top to bottom black frock attire, one representative of a reflective state.

In the media centre, the universal plea came for him to review it, maybe for the last time in his Test career.

Although "Something," a love song, was Mr. Harrison's best-known song for the Beatles, most of his other songs for the group oscillated between sour, materialistic warnings, like "Taxman" and "Piggies," and pleas for universal love, as in "Within You Without You" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

To be sure, this debate often had cosmopolitan ramifications, which are clear enough in Dante Alighieri's plea for a universal monarchy in De Monarchia (ca. 1314).

"Me wan' go home" is perhaps as universal a plea for freedom as we've got.

The drama now being played out on the world stage necessarily draws attention to John XXIII's plea for the evolution of a universal public authority commensurate to the problem of menacing armaments and the promotion of that "universal common good".

"He has a universal face.

Or create a universal risk?