Sentence examples for plead why from inspiring English sources
Tell me in simple terms, I plead, why the male Y chromosome is deteriorating.
Do you boast that Colombians kidnap better, and twin Medellín with Moss Side, or plead: why visit Kabul when you can visit Cali?
It is vital for ENO's newcomer to understand with ears and gut, not just because the music department has to plead why a regular chorus and orchestra are essential; why a work may need extra rehearsal time; why singers need vocal support from a set design or, when singing upside down from the flies, must be able to see the conductor.
However, there are occasions which still have me falling to my knees, arms outstretched to the unanswering sky, pleading, "Why, Lord?
On the call, he was recorded pleading, "Why did you make me do it?" DiDonato, in a weak voice, can be heard saying, "Please don't let me die".
Normally I'd just shrug, but if you'll allow me a slight indulgence I'll plead my case why movies like this are actually bad for our culture.
Why plead with Life to care?
It was a feeling of, they're just going to plead guilty, so why should I bother?" "[Bias] might manifest in whether the defender believes in the guilt or innocence of the person they're representing," says Phoebe Haddon, the chancellor of Rutgers University-Camden.
"I'm not going to stand here and sort of plead a case for why I should be on the team.
As he did postproduction work recently at a North Hollywood editing studio, he chose to plead ignorance when asked why his show, among hundreds of online series, should be one of the few to make the jump to the slightly bigger screen.
BBC political editor Nick Robinson and his colleagues in print and broadcast journalism plead guilty and explain why certain phrases crop up over and over - and what they might really mean.
