Sentence examples for angry plea from inspiring English sources

But within hours of the new feature's debut, thousands of Facebook members had organized behind a desperate, angry plea: Make it stop.

WASHINGTON — House Republicans emerged from a closed-door meeting on Friday with no new strategy to end the budget standoff and an angry plea to President Obama to negotiate over his health care law.

Riss also penned the anniversary issue's editorial — an angry plea in favor of secularism.

Charlie Hebdo's new managing editor Riss penned the anniversary issue's editorial — an angry plea in favor of secularism — accompanied by the cartoon of a Charlie Hebdo tank crushing a terrorist.

God bless you!" The politicians, mostly Democrats, who think that an epidemic of mass shootings requires government action issue angry pleas for action.

The book consists of page after page of more or less conventional two lines of nursery rhyme, and flat-footed ones to boot—"The tiger reclines in the simmering jungle./The sparrow has silenced her cheep".— followed by another two lines, which are crude, angry pleas for the resistant child to immediately make himself unconscious.

The proposed changes have led to angry protests and emotional pleas from subway riders in the neighborhood and beyond, who say cutting these positions will result in muggings, long lines and fights among passengers.

The victim, who declined to identify herself publicly, made a tearful, angry court statement condemning the plea bargain.

Grass had been writing poems since 1955 but his late ones weren't really poems at all, Thomas Steinfeld observed, and instead resembled pleas, complaints, or angry letters to the editor.

John Mark Byers, the father of one of the children killed in 1993, said he believes Echols, Baldwin and Misskelley are innocent, adding that he is angry with the way the pleas are being handled.

Many former pleas are morphing into angry demands.