Sentence examples for like a plea from inspiring English sources

That sounds more like a plea than a promise.

The title sounds like a plea for reassessment.

Altman knew that his lingering gaze of admiration was like a plea.

His words, though, sounded more like a plea than a dare.

The decision sounded at times like a plea to support the endangered institution at a difficult hour.

One recurring demand seemed like a plea for transparency or a sign of lost confidence in the rebel leaders.

I would like to add a plea about flying with allergies.

I think I'd like to make a plea for the poor derided past historic tense … it must be due for a comeback.

As safeguarding manager, I'd like to issue a plea to my compatriots, my social workers, the directors of social services in Southwark and Lambeth and all social services departments in south London, to say these kids need you.

I'd like to make a plea to anyone who feels the immediate gratification of earning quick cash from committing such an act would be... well... rewarding.

So I'd like to issue a plea to the women of New York -- and the women of any city, really: Before you take a cab of any kind, pause for a second and check for a license.