Sentence examples for real plea from inspiring English sources

She writes a letter to John Michael describing it, making her first real plea.

"Take Good Care of My Baby," the Bobby Vee hit, sounds like a real plea, "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" sounds like it's being sung by someone who has just barely become one, and "Just Once in My Life," made famous by the Righteous Brothers, sounds like the invention of soft rock.

Dianne Ebertt Beeaff, author of A Grand Madness: Ten Years on the Road with U2, sees the song's narrator as longing for assistance from any source, religious or secular: "This is a real plea, a bleary worn-down drained wish to disappear.

But according to The Washington Post, experimental filmmaker and former MIT lecturer Joseph Gibbons recently took a very real plea deal from New York Justice Laura Ward: burglary in the third degree with one year in jail, decided upon after Gibbons was arrested for robbing a New York bank, as well as another similar incident in Rhode Island not long before.

But the air of unreality surrounding the event contrasted with the painfully real pleas from the Israeli and Palestinian negotiators to their leaders to talk to each other once again about a permanent solution.

With celebrity, wealth and likely an army of attorneys by his side, he has successfully escaped real consequences through plea deals and possibly manipulation and intimidation of his victims.

Because Teresa entered a guilty plea, no real defence was mounted on her behalf.

He pays triple the going rate; the real bait is his plea that he needs an intuitive mind to help him.

Paul Lewis, who just was named reporter of the year at the prestigious British Press award for his G20 coverage for the Guardian, makes a plea for getting real: "There are not too many rivals out there.

Plea to the real grim reaper to save your loved one.

The Real IRA answered Sinn Fein's pleas for co-operation with the police by threatening to kill anyone who did so.