Sentence examples for that pleading from inspiring English sources
Rachel, one of the choir members, has a bit of that pleading quality in her voice, but it suits her desperate ambition.
Heartbreaking, that pleading adenoidal voice.
The defense apparently thought that pleading their case to ordinary New Yorkers was an even greater risk.
Lawyers have a constitutional duty to advise non-American clients that pleading guilty to a criminal offense could lead to deportation.
They noted that nonlawyers — and death penalty defendants — sometimes think that pleading guilty will bring mercy in the penalty phase of a capital case.
The barrister may have already advised her client, in a reasonable way, that pleading guilty was the best way to minimise his sentence.
The case involved A. R. Baron, a brokerage firm that pleaded guilty to fraud charges in 1997.
Normally, any country that pleads forgiveness before the Paris Club must first accept the charity and chastity of a full IMF programme.
NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about scrutiny of drinking at Dartmouth College misidentified the fraternity that pleaded guilty to serving alcohol to under-age people.
In the classic case, a restaurant that pleads "customer preference" -- that it would happily hire black waitresses, but its racist customers would stop coming -- still loses.
Although quality may be an absolute attribute, it is not necessarily attainable to perfection, or there may be practical or cost constraints that plead for compromise.
