Sentence examples for habit of pleading from inspiring English sources
The rage of the motherless, against the surviving parent who allowed the death to happen, and thus against the wider, treasonable world, is hardly news; nor is the eagerness with which the child of divided parents, having blamed himself for the split, gets into the habit of pleading guilty to everything else.
Mr. Thompson made a habit of bluntly pleading Ms. Diallo's case in public, using graphic language in explaining how he said Mr. Strauss-Kahn had carried out the assault, and harshly criticizing Manhattan prosecutors.
He ended, as is his habit now, pleading to the French, "I need you".
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A former district attorney in the Panhandle who had hounded drug offenders into jail while barely hiding his own methamphetamine habit pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance and was sentenced to 18 years in state prison.
As is his habit, Mr. Chavez pleaded for Latin American unity, offering the increasing closeness of ties between Venezuela and Cuba as an example to the rest of the region, and condemned what he called the "cursed individualism" of unrestrained capitalism.
Advocacy: the act of pleading for, supporting, or recommending; active espousal.
