Sentence examples for that beg from inspiring English sources

Hirst enlivened an exhausted art world with parodic "modern paintings" that beg to be enjoyed ironically.

Yet there are lines, and even entire songs, that beg to be taken at face value.

Granduciel has always written dynamic, propulsive melodies that beg for long stretches of good road.

There are also elements that beg comparison to (and differentiation from) postwar abstraction.

Children's books are also more likely to have words that beg to be read aloud.

Cartier-Bresson's pictures are ingenious Chinese boxes: humane miracles of rhyming form and surreal happenstance that beg to be unpacked.

But now mapping software has accelerated the identification of urban spaces that beg for renewal and reveal head-turning statistics.

In rhyming couplets that beg to be sung aloud, a sleepy child is introduced to the nocturnal world that carries on without her.

His ghostly black-and-white concoctions are layered with cryptic scrawls and markings that beg a visitor to lean in for a closer look.

The narrator introduces each letter with words that beg parental explanation ("Gallantry! Gusto!"), so Numberlys leaves room for parents in the nighttime reading experience.

Jane Fonda tried yet again last month to ask forgiveness -- make that beg forgiveness -- for her "Hanoi Jane" ways during the Vietnam War.