Sentence examples similar to truly pleading from inspiring English sources

Flynn pleading guilty a year-plus after leading a lock-her-up chant is truly the "if you diss Dre, you diss yourself" of politics.

Horror-struck Sox pleading.

"Dance," he said, pleading.

First teasing, then pleading.

I was practically pleading.

Heightened Pleading Requirements.

Mansfield received her first truly negative publicity when she and Hargitay pleaded poverty when Mary Hargitay requested additional child support for Tina Hargitay in September 1958.

"If he really wanted to take dance class ― which he hasn't expressed that ― if he begged and pleaded and I saw that would him truly happy, I would do that," he said of his son.

If Mr. Wilson, who had executed two undercover police officers on Staten Island, truly accepted responsibility for the killings, why had he not pleaded guilty?

In among the small print, there lurked truly Kafkaesque details, such as Hackett's lawyer's insistence that "he pleaded not guilty to begging because the offence says you've got to place yourself in that location to beg.

She pleaded ignorance of the boys' intentions; I expect she was truly unaware.