Sentence examples for genuine plea from inspiring English sources

Here was a genuine plea for help that I don't expect Richard Levin, Charles Bailyn, or Pericles Lewis to answer in ways that will matter.

They are genuine pleas, in which Shakespeare lays himself open before his audience and says: "I can't do this on my own".

However, this can never occur from the standpoint of an observer or even another sufferer; but rather in the form of a suffrage of love, a genuine supplication and divine plea for the coming together of all the sacred hoops of this 'New World'.

"The panel increased the sanction to six weeks to reflect his poor disciplinary record but then reduced it by two to reflect the player's genuine remorse, his plea of guilty and good conduct at the hearing.

Announcing a further "reduction of your sentence by reason of your guilty plea and genuine remorse", he gave them between 12 months and six years.

But his confession of profound weariness, his pleas for a genuine rest at the end of 12 months that have seen him box 63 championship rounds and accumulate gross earnings of more than £7m, were convincing enough.

Simon McKay, Sgt Nightingale's solicitor, said the appeal against conviction would be made on the grounds that his guilty plea was not a genuine reflection of criminal culpability.

He was subsequently handed a three-week ban at a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday, although that sanction was reduced by Sanzar to two games given Pocock's early guilty plea, his good character, genuine remorse and excellent disciplinary record.

In the aftermath of his guilty plea, Mr. Weiss has struck notes of genuine remorse.

In his essay, A Plea for Time, he suggested that genuine dialogue within universities could produce the critical thinking necessary to restore the balance between power and knowledge.

But her plea endures because it is so clearly genuine.