Sentence examples for sharp plea from inspiring English sources

Younger kids needn't get its every political nuance, as they'll see the (lusciously illustrated) rainforest for the trees: a smart, sharp plea for recognising difference, not separation.

The larger circumstances -- Governor Bush's tiny lead in the polls, the nearness of Election Day, the demands on his dwindling time -- also forced him into a more direct message, leaving behind the desultory ramble through the high points of his parents' careers to a sharp and urgent plea for help on the eve of the closest presidential race in 40 years.

In late 2009, Sharp entered a plea of guilty by reason of insanity to first-degree murder, two counts of attempted murder and two special circumstances.

Friday's guilty plea was Sharper's fourth with another expected in June.

As part of his new plea agreement, Sharper will cooperate with federal investigation of two accomplices in the New Orleans crimes -- Brandon Licciardi and Erik Nunez.

As part of a plea bargains, Sharper pleaded no contest to charges in California, and guilty to charges in both Arizona and Nevada.

As part of his plea bargain, Sharper will serve at least nine years in federal prison as well as a lifetime probation in Arizona and possible penis monitoring, according to earlier reports.

The video plea represents a sharp change in strategy in a case that, for years, the US treated as a diplomatic issue rather than a hostage situation.

Their plea brought a sharp response last week from Jeffrey Katzenberg, the DreamWorks Animation chief executive, who has been an advocate of 3-D and the increased price that comes with it.

At the same time, she had a sharp dispute with the Chief Pleas, claiming that its members violated the laws they themselves had passed and that their misconduct threatened to make her tourism campaign futile.

Sharper had initially struck a plea deal in which he would have served nine years in prison, but the judge in New Orleans rejected the deal earlier this year, saying the sentence failed to reflect the seriousness of the assaults, "We can never ignore the damage you inflicted on those women and society at large," U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo said Thursday.