Sentence examples for bold plea from inspiring English sources
Tombstone is therefore a bold plea for China to take responsibility.
The visit, say optimists, could set off the sort of backlash seen in Poland.In this section Border wars Within limits Fidel, the church and capitalism Spirit of 1998 ReprintsMaybe, if the Pope makes an uncharacteristically bold plea for democracy.
In Brain on Fire, Chloë Grace Moretz, who's yet to find her footing as an adult actor, makes a bold plea to be accepted into the big leagues with a project that, on paper, sounds like a smart move.
delivered a sobering and bold plea to international leaders on Friday, urging them not to give up on America despite the divisive rhetoric of President Donald Trump.
Less than two months after being chosen to lead the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde shook up last weekend's conference of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyo., with an urgent, much needed plea for bolder economic policies in the United States and Europe to head off a looming double-dip recession.
Whatever the reason, the show was a hard and violent call to arms, a plea for perversity, which still included graceful gestures like a rose-patterned chiffon cape floating over a bold bra or delicate, crunchy lace entwined with denim.
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary yesterday made an impassioned plea to the European commission not to rule his controversial, subsidy-high business model illegal in a bold attempt to secure the budget airline's future.
The Psalms are filled with pleas for God to place words on the tongues of believers; the disciples were even so bold as to ask Christ to teach them how to pray.
Oxford Universities plea to Taylor Swift.
