Sentence examples for explicit plea from inspiring English sources

Apart from the comparison with the Queen's Scottish independence remarks, William's comments echo an arguably more explicit plea from his grandmother during her state visit to Germany last year, praising Britain's "irreversible" friendship with Germany.

At an outdoor rally before an overwhelmingly white crowd in conservative Orange County, Ross Perot today made his most explicit plea for racial harmony since he first began flirting with the idea of running for President.

Insisting he was not at odds with the Liberal Democrats, who today issued fresh tax threats against the banks, Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), delivered his most explicit plea yet to "move beyond" attacks on bankers and instead focus on the regulation of the industry.

The novel portrays inversion as a natural, God-given state and makes an explicit plea: "Give us also the right to our existence".

Mr. Papadopoulos's plea represents the most explicit evidence that the Trump campaign was aware that the Russian government was trying to help Donald J. Trump and that the campaign was eager to accept that help.

The song's sexually explicit lyrics describe the narrator's plea to his lover for sex, as exemplified in the second verse: "Love to make you wet/In between your thighs, cause/I love when it comes inside of you/I get so excited when I'm around you, baby" It has been cited by critics as the album's best song.

There have been pleas for a more explicit recognition of the variety of COPD phenotypes which should improve understanding of the impact of the disease and, more importantly, provide prognostic information and guide the selection of more appropriate therapies [ 7].

At the same time, this paper is a plea to authors to make explicit and to define governance concepts that are used in HRH interventions and studies, and to develop a common governance vocabulary.

It's by no means an explicit propaganda piece, nothing like "The Lion Has Wings," a plea for increased support for the Royal Air Force that Korda produced during a production delay on "Thief".

And while there is no explicit financial incentive for a person to accept a plea bargain and forgo a jury trial, the poor and the indigent may very well conclude that their chances of mounting an effective defence at trial are going to be a whole lot slimmer than if they were wealthy.

But the FBI's release of a plea agreement that gave a relatively detailed, explicit description of what Perez had allegedly done, followed by the apparent lack of action taken against him, created a layer of mystery.