Sentence examples for forceful plea for from inspiring English sources
Even Condi Rice belatedly made a forceful plea for the money.
He then made a forceful plea for reinstating loyalty oaths.. Which could make a modicum of sense to somebody somewhere - if Gingrich himself hadn't just told the story of a Pakistani entrant into this country who did sign a loyalty oath, and then committed a terrorist attack.
That's why, as Barack Obama makes his latest impassioned and forceful plea to close it once and for all, it is shameful that he is leaving in place the practices that enabled it to flourish in the first place.
This forceful plea by Sutton - management professor at Stanford and co-author of Hard Facts, Dangerous Half Truths and Total Nonsense - for workplace civility is founded on a mass of psychological and management research demonstrating that the idea of 'the brilliant bastard', the star who is also an asshole, is, organisationally speaking, an oxymoron.
On Wednesday, Mr. Letta, 47, made a forceful plea on behalf of the government, warning lawmakers that Italy was emerging from its worst economic slump since World War II and that dissolving the government would only deepen the crisis.
Harris-Perry closed the segment with a forceful plea to her audience.
Engaging in a mobile debate on the main street of Dunfermline or Inverness, hearing a heartfelt plea for the union from a 15-year-old schoolboy speaker at the town hall of Kirkwall, in Orkney, forceful comments on trains and trams, are testimony to the rebirth of democratic politics.
Expecting a plea for directions, we stopped.
The stammered apology, the plea for mercy.
A plea for a YouTube literature category.
