Sentence examples for seeking pardon from inspiring English sources
Rooftop (the persuasive Ron Cephas Jones) has come seeking pardon — has even prayed for it with Father Lux — but, when they meet, Inez is deaf to his overtures.
"Before seeking pardon, it is necessary to have a precise knowledge of the facts," he wrote in a letter released yesterday, in which he expressed his "strong appreciation" of the research.
The logic of irrational fear The tale of two Ryans Unguessable Going nowhere Fishy stuff at Elk Creek Partisan-in-chief Reprints Related items The Republicans in Illinois: Ryan v RyanJul 11th 2002 Lexington: The unelectable Mr RyanAug 2nd 2001The most politically charged case is that of Rolando Cruz, who is now free but is seeking pardon for a past conviction.
Jones is among about 2,300 offenders seeking pardons and commutations during the final months of President Bush's term in office.
President Bush, given the questions that are being raised about the involvement of Senator Hillary Clinton's brother in the pardons process, what kind of guidance would you give members of your own politically active family in not only seeking pardons but seeking any other influence on any other issues with your administration?
Pardon-seeking confessions, moralizing execution sermons, self-justifying stories crafted by law enforcement, tell-alls seeking pardons for the accused, salacious trial transcripts revised and revisited by printers across multiple editions: McDade read everything having to do with murder in America, and he made what remains one of the most comprehensive bibliographies in the field.
Trump has also floated the idea of seeking pardons for himself and allies, the Post said.
And then, resisting with all my will an impulse to turn and seek pardon for my vindictiveness, I accepted my own.
Instead I witness my younger self walking by on the other side or engaged in some act of malevolence, spite, betrayal, something that may even have changed another's life, and I want to seek pardon but they have vanished and I am left to wonder.
"As I seek pardon from Your Highness, I stress that what happened will be a lesson from which I will benefit and draw appropriate conclusions.
He was gentle, kind and moral, and had to consult with the people ("Therefore, forgive them and seek pardon for them from Allah; and consult them in their affairs," al-Imran, 159).
