Still, with no intention of sidestepping the issue, Streich gave an impassioned answer, almost plea, to the gathered journalists on behalf of the country's new arrivals.
To me they are three very separate things… ….I would almost plea for a bit of specialization" [SA13 KwaZulu Natal Academic] Respondents felt that undergraduate training was dominated by specialists and needed family physicians to take the lead in re-orientating it to service delivery and a team approach in community-based education and research.
It culminates with a compassionate, almost plea-like mantra of "He who fears death cannot enjoy life" (in several different languages).
Icelandic rock group and part of the Brian Jonestown Massacre posse, Dead Skeletons made my track of the year with Dead Mantra, a song that culminates with a compassionate, almost plea-like mantra of "He who fears death cannot enjoy life".
In the end, his speech is a rallying cry, almost a plea to give him a chance.
But Mr. Hochul did not even mention the message in his final arguments on Friday, despite what seemed like almost a plea from Magistrate Judge H. Kenneth Schroeder Jr. "I want to know if they are a danger to the community now, not in 2001, now," the magistrate said of the suspects.
Marin later closed the conference with an impassioned, almost tearful plea for Brazilians to give more value to their own things, and said that the majority of Brazilian supporters would be applauding the decision he had taken.
The almost desperate plea underlying "Compassion" returns on "When I Look at the World," with its shellshocked tone of beauty and wonder.
On BBC Radio, retired professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan recently made an impassioned, almost paternal, plea to his beloved U.K. Hulkamaniacs to stop rioting.
For a president who has played defense most of the year, relying on veto threats and, in terms of Iraq, almost plaintive pleas for time, it was a rare, winning use of offense.
Unavoidably, the gag reflex kicks in and a terrifying fear of drowning leads to almost instant pleas to bring the treatment to a halt".
