Dogs like Jimmy, Buddy, Malcolm and Lucky do not implore the viewer with sad eyes, despite their palpable vulnerability.
"Emily Will did not implore us to hold the story, she was not adamant in any way," Ms. West said.
When Mr. Summers prepared to leave after two exhausting years, Mr. Obama did not implore him to stay, as the president later did Mr. Geithner.
Arians did not implore a young team to win one for Chuck Pagano, who realized his dream of becoming an N.F.L. head coach this season only to be forced to step away from his job with Indianapolis after learning he had leukemia.
A spokesman for Monster would only confirm that the company "accepted his resignation," meaning it didn't implore him to stay.
The drawing does not explain that when dancers implore customers for $20 glasses of champagne, it's not because they're thirsty.
"Don't let anybody tell you your vote doesn't matter," he implored.
"Don't laugh," implores Saeed, in the most unadmonishing tone.
"DO NOT ENGAGE," she implored me.
He may try to push you away or tell you he's fine or doesn't need your help, but I implore you to keep on keepin' on.
"Elections aren't just about who votes but who doesn't vote," Obama said on Friday, imploring young people in the crowd to support Clinton and to fight the urge to "hide under the bed", to avoid becoming "tired or turned off" by the election.
