Sentence examples similar to implore the reader from inspiring English sources

I implore the readers to do some thinking for Zeeshan and for other Pakistani children who are being forced to put education on a back burner.

Shumaisi 's opening sentence ("His room seemed ready now") all but implores the reader to put the book down.

Exploring the occurrence of smaller words within larger ones, the book implores the reader to ponder such questions as "I don't see why a belfry should contain / An elf.

In one wry juxtaposition the text gently implores the reader to "search for … your own way" while "continuing to steer your own course". The accompanying illustration suggests otherwise: A man, eyes closed, is contentedly lying out on a longboat stacked with watermelons, while a dog naps on his chest.

She implores the reader to take their creative juice "seriously but not seriously", while apparently (on some pages) holding hers almost in contempt, stating that the "political lobbyist … even the ever-meaningless consultant … is infinitely more essential to the smooth maintenance of the human community than any novelist ever was, or ever will be".

The title "Rising in the Night" alludes to one of the Book of Lamentations' most striking lines, imploring the reader to, "Rise and cry out in the night... pour out our heart like water before the presence of the L-rd; lift up your hands to Him for the life of your children, those who are faint with hunger, at the opening of the streets" (Lamentations 2 19).

Through this column, I implore the politicians to stop.

I implore the administration to give them to us.

We implore the government to take that step this week.

I would implore the authors to "step away" from the acronyms.

Khosla implored the audience to ignore stringent rules and processes.