Sentence examples for so often pleaded from inspiring English sources
The poverty so often pleaded by the poet is undoubtedly exaggerated; apparently his genius for spending kept pace with his capacity for earning.
He knew this, and often pleaded to co-write with colleagues so as to enjoy the great gush of character and story that flowed so easily from him, without having to endure the horsetrading of editorial meetings.
And he often pleads, "Fifteen more minutes, Mom".
"Suspects often plead guilty once they see the evidence.
But looking after outsiders properly is expensive, and universities often plead poverty.
Nonetheless, public higher education institutions often plead poverty, as many state legislatures have cut their support.
Defendants often plead guilty without ever knowing the strength of the case against them.
With Ireland's supporters pleading behind him, Given, so often Ireland's outstanding player, dived to his right and palmed the ball away.
But beyond a small band of true believers, can a case be made for the arts that goes beyond the passionate special pleading we have heard so often?
Successfully so, often enough.
