After large disasters, affected governments often appeal for international assistance.
Great rhetoric often appeals to listeners who are hungry for vision, balm or — this year's unavoidable word — change.
Reid often appeals to the structure of languages as evidence for generalizations about human cognition, belief, and descriptive metaphysics.
Here the claims often involve appeals for recognition of different identities.
I have often read appeals for saving our natural environment from the huge waste of non-biodegradable plastic grocery bags.
"I often get appeals for help in Washington — 'Get to know so and so,' they tell me, naming some public figure, 'We need to solve this problem,' " he writes.
The small health center of Polykastro has often made appeals for dressings and sutures, since there was a high number of victims brought back almost daily from the border of Macedonia.
The connotations of the names they choose may raise foreign eyebrows, but the names often appeal to Chinese for those same reasons.
Businesspeople, newscasters and witnesses often appeal to our capacity for trust, she said, "but we're judging non-native speakers as less credible than they really are".
('There are as many holes in the cheese as there are cookies in the tin.') And we often appeal to holes to account for causal interactions, or to explain the occurrence of certain events.
