Sentence examples for leniency I from inspiring English sources
"Leniency;" I said, while I was still a petite amount distant.
"Leniency," I said, "I do not want to pester you—" "How could anything pester me on such a beautiful evening?" "Yes, it is beautiful".
Hitchens had started writing an hour or so before, planning on leniency: "I was thinking of hammering her for the first half and being a bit gentle the second".
The petite woman, who investigators said had used her good looks to lure poor, deaf Mexicans into the operation, pleaded for leniency: "I have two children and I miss them terribly," she said.
Later, as the list drew to a close, with every choice at a premium, I cursed the leniency I had exercised towards the novels published between 1880 and 1930.
In summarizing the case against Mr. Rangel on Monday, committee lawyers played several clips from that speech in which the congressman admitted wrongdoing but asked for leniency "I don't think that apologies mean that this is a light matter," Mr. Rangel said in one clip played at the hearing, his booming voice filling the hearing room even in his absence.
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She stated that "in writing these words I seek no leniency", adding: "I accept things I can not change".
Donald M. Quigley, a longtime deacon who has known the detective since he was a teenager, noted that he had never before asked a judge for leniency, writing: "I am doing so, because I feel compelled to, since this is a man who knows he made a mistake, regrets his actions, but has done so much good that he deserves special consideration and leniency".
At his sentencing yesterday in Onondaga County Court in Syracuse, Mr. Jamelske wept as he appealed for leniency, saying, "I'm sorry for what I did and how it affected everyone," according to The Associated Press.
