Sentence examples for kind of plea from inspiring English sources
Schopenhauer made a kind of plea for mono-tasking.
Among the more progressive justices, there was a different kind of plea for caution.
A sign set into the floor of the entranceway reads, "Passant Sois Moderne," a kind of plea: "Passersby, be modern".
He defended President Obama's decision to try Mr. Abdulmutallab in a federal court, holding out the possibility that the Nigerian could make some kind of plea agreement.
"I can't imagine that both sides wouldn't consider some kind of plea deal," said Judd Burstein, a New York defense lawyer.
The process is expensive and the proceedings so drawn out that most defendants try to strike some kind of plea bargain.
When I saw the show, the audience at first nervously chuckled, but gradually calmed and listened intently to the kind of pleas found in church.
The court papers filed by the prosecutor, Joseph V. De Marco, indicate nothing about what kinds of plea offers may be made to the two men.
"So many of the exonerees I met were offered various kinds of plea bargains or deals that they didn't take because they just were not able to bring themselves to admit to a crime that they didn't commit," the New Yorker staff writer Ariel Levy says on this week's Political Scene podcast.
Back in the old days, the Christian Science Monitor probably made these kinds of pleas in the backrooms of Washington, not on the front pages of Yahoo News.
It was the worst kind of macho plea: "Don't give aid and comfort to the enemy", an unmerited claim of security in order to censor discussion.
