Sentence examples for trying to implore from inspiring English sources

I stumbled to explain that I married a non-practicing Catholic, trying to implore that while I didn't do weekly Shabbos dinners now, I had growing up.

"We try to implore them to come," said Robert Browning, executive director of the World Music Institute, which represents these and other groups from abroad.

You try and try to implore reason and facts to show that they're completely off base, but they continue with their idiocy.

"Everybody, move up," he implored, trying to create an impression of critical mass.

After Braun was suspended, Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said emphatically that he was tired of the cheating, imploring players to stop trying to beat the system.

But CCV boss Richard Cable emphasised that the industry was "not just about the big winners", imploring retailers to keep trying to find audiences for all kinds of books.

When students showed up in the office on a recent weekday trying to speak their native tongue, the counselors implored them to speak English instead.

"It's so important to promote STEM education," I implored the audience, before making the mistake of trying to explain the acronym.

Later the captain implored Lubitz to let him back into the cockpit, shouting and trying to get in.

When she isn't trying to kill former associates, even she has a needy side: "Tell me you love me," she repeatedly implores men.

Trish tries to warn Jesssica away, imploring her to avoid her dangerous mother or else use her powers to kill her, so that others can be saved.