Sentence examples for constantly appealed from inspiring English sources
It was constantly appealed to; help out, work faster – unpaid.
Mr. Renzi, for example, had constantly appealed to Mr. Obama and other leaders to pay more attention to Libya as a potential launching point for migrants.
"We are told," he said to his audience of print magnates, "that foreign correspondent Marx, stone broke, and with a family ill and undernourished, constantly appealed to Greeley and managing editor Charles Dana for an increase in his munificent salary of $5 per instalment, a salary which he and Engels ungratefully labelled as the 'lousiest petty- bourgeois cheating'.
So the House member not only has to constantly appeal to the base of the party for primary elections, but also for turn out in these non-presidential years, when only the most active voters show up.
Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph in advance of her forthcoming run at the National Theatre, Walters said: "We have this thing in this country of constantly trying to appeal to the young in everything, especially with our drama".
Zwingli appealed to scripture constantly in his writings.
He has long been ambitious, constantly making appeals beyond Iraq's borders to the Arab-in-the-street.
This is the thesis of Idealism, a type of philosophy that is often derided but that, like its rival Materialism, has a constantly fresh appeal.
"It's a loftiness to the language that I believe appealed to people who are constantly being told, 'You don't count.
Jose Manuel Barroso, the European Commission President, has appealed for other EU nations to provide frigates or planes, but for now the burden remains on Italy and its five naval ships which constantly patrol the Mediterranean.
