Sentence examples for is implored from inspiring English sources
verb
To beg urgently or earnestly.
His Ex-jesty is implored to have a word with himself at once.
The audience of only 188 people is implored by Davies to behave like a huge mob.
And yet every American president is implored upon entering office to bring the quarrel swiftly to an end.
One is implored to come and see a brother who makes the "best" wood carvings, or a friend who will cut you the "best" deal on a rug.
In "Love's Shadow," the ballerina's shadow is implored by a three-dimensional lover who, when she rebuffs his suit, impetuously shoots her silhouette.
His character in the film is implored by an emissary for the monarch to conduct his most famous work at a concert for Prince Phillip's birthday.
The left is imploring the public to consider the underlying causes of the riots.
Beyond that aberrant (abhorrent?) single, its tone is imploring and the sound is warm.
He is imploring us to know the people we marry and to know ourselves and to plan accordingly.
President Barack Obama is imploring Democrats to show him the energy and motivation that helped carry him to power in 2008.
Education Secretary John B. King Jr. is imploring ITT students to steer clear of any company offering help in exchange for money.
