Sentence examples for from this plea from inspiring English sources

At first, Abraham is distressed from this plea, but God intervenes, telling Abraham to listen to Sarah and promising that a great nation will emerge from Hagar and Ishmael.

Even this plea from O'Shea, which was as long as it was earnest, could not move East to change his mind.

Despite this, pleas from his lawyers and from Brazil for clemency on humanitarian grounds were rejected by the Indonesian Government.

Although that distinguishes this case from most others, the Justice Department and UBS also structured the settlement to keep the potential fallout from the plea to a minimum.

One of the most valuable points he makes against the critics of John Brown is that a person should not be dismissed as "insane" by virtue of dissenting from the majority: his anger is grounded upon an awareness of the fact that slavery is a violation of human rights, and the law-abiding citizens of Massachusetts are not excused for turning away from this reality ("A Plea for Captain John Brown").

If you don't think this is all going to end in tears and the Web 2.0 version of hanging chads, just read this passionate plea from the viewer "cherryshishcabo": "please don't let this catch up to the evolution of dance, it's not worth it".

Then there was this: A plea from a panel member to save her own high school.

This passionate plea from evidence leader Advocate Matthew Chaskalson set the tone for the first day of closing arguments.

So consider this a plea from the unlucky minority; those for whom no amount of abstinence from the temptations and perils of modern life would ever be enough to stop genetics in its tracks.

"It would be silly of these men to have been involved in this murder because they got what they wanted from their plea," Mr. Ravenell continued.

This left Keating without any convictions other than that from his plea bargain.