Sentence examples for open appeals from inspiring English sources
Christie is not alone, either in his ambitions or his open appeals for love.
Many of the high-ranking officials present in Washington for the meetings made open appeals to Congress, with warnings coming from many of Washington's allies and creditors.
In 1966, he ran for governor of Maryland, against a Democrat who made open appeals to racist sentiment, and he won with a heavy crossover vote and strong support from the black community.
It also made open appeals for Muslims to send help to the Taliban.
These aren't dog whistles but open appeals to conservatives who aren't as ideological as much as they're angry angry at immigrants for taking the jobs, angry at phone menus that ask them to press 1 for English, angry that they have to think about whether someone is a Christian or not, or whether they're hurting someone's feelings by using the wrong pronoun.
Joe Seremane, chairman of the Democratic Party, made an open appeal to the New National Party's supporters to desert.
Sun and Hu's open appeal to the legal system was indisputably a step forward for L.G.B.T.Q.
He aimed much of the speech at a still-struggling middle class, but it was also an open appeal to the poor — those with jobs and without.
"Municipalities like ours cannot be left alone on the frontline," wrote the mayor of Lampedusa, Giusi Nicolini, in an open appeal.
Her lead part of spin doctor "Calamity" Jane Bodine was secured after she put out an open appeal to her industry for work that might stretch her.
Diplomats said the prince rarely travels and could not recall such a senior Saudi official making an open appeal for the Palestinians, and implicitly against the United States.
