Sentence examples for implored with from inspiring English sources

"Look me straight in the eyes," Mrs. Arad implored with a trembling voice.

"I sincerely hope you cast your vote for George W. Bush," he implored, with just the right note of pathos.

Political leaders have implored with Ossetians not to respond with more violence, and military checkpoints have closed the border between Ingushetia and North Ossetia.

Some of my female friends supporting Sanders are implored with special force and added frustration: Get in line!

(The book's tone addresses precisely this kind of joke and seems to implore, with weary finality, Enough already).

He conceived Jimmy as a composite of the band members' personalities — tough, romantic, crazy, imploring — with recurring and eventually interlocking themes to represent them.

"Speak up, please—I can't hear you," he implores with a grimace.

His hands saying more than words As if imploring with his Maker.

I will never forget a late-night conversation I had seven years ago, around the table of a modest kitchen in a small town in southern Poland, when an impressively inebriated man — a distant relative — implored me with tear-filled eyes to get the message to Obama, as quickly as possible, that a missile shield pointed east, at Moscow, was a dire necessity.

For the entirety of Donald Trump's presidency and most of his 2016 campaign, his critics have implored the media with a simple message: Call a lie a lie.

There, Martin implored a reporter with the same conviction that guided him through 11 seasons and more than 14,000 rushing yards that last week made him a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.