Sentence examples for implicit plea from inspiring English sources
Cowan's implicit plea for pity for Paul and Ruth (well before Euan's death) does not sit well either.
The implicit plea for sanctuary, support and weapons follows encounters in June and July that were captured on video.
The implicit plea not to be forgotten applies not just to the villagers, soldiers and horses portrayed here, but also to theater, as an evanescent art that lives on only in audiences' memories.
The sketch is sympathetic toward the woman, but it is not entirely free of ridicule for her affluent presumptuousness; the playwright's implicit plea on behalf of the homeless is quite deft.
Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel, one of the few foreign leaders who has met Mr. Bush, congratulated him with warm words that carried an implicit plea, saying he was convinced that a Bush administration "would continue in its predecessor's path of assisting the peoples of the Middle East in their quest for peace".
It's plain that [the woman] was subjected to a lengthy period of domestic violence and it's implicit in the plea that she was the victim of rape".
IMPLICIT in these pleas is that ownership of equities, although far more common than in the past, remains relatively concentrated among the wealthy.
Mr. Kim's plea for aid will be strengthened by the implicit threat of his country's economic collapse, which would be a nightmare for China's leaders, who can easily envision millions of starving refugees flooding over the border.
Oxford Universities plea to Taylor Swift.
