Sentence examples for to pleas from inspiring English sources
noun
An appeal, petition, urgent prayer or entreaty.
Wilson, unresponsive to pleas for compromise, appeared uncompromising.
To hasten the villagers' departure, the government proved intractable to pleas for electricity and running water.
He veers from bravado to vulnerability to rage to pleas of acknowledgment within single sentences.
He returned several times to pleas for the United States to turn away from war.
The state's response to pleas for relief should be to offer help while demanding compliance.
Dr. Dean said he was responding to pleas from supporters who wanted him to keep running.
The words were inserted at the last minute in response to pleas from Martin and Wofford.
At the same time, it responded to pleas from U.S. and European politicians to cooperate on several other fronts.
They only took people they knew were loyal and brutal and not sympathetic to pleas of the inmates.
Politicians battling for survival do not generally respond to pleas to think about the good of the state.
And when it comes to pleas for state intervention in private industry, to desperately maintain basic viability?
