Sentence examples for universal plea from inspiring English sources

"Give me back my brown-eyed son," seems like a universal plea at this point.

A Whig congressman who had called necessity the "universal plea of tyrants" in 1844 found himself declaring martial law in Maryland in 1863.

In the media centre, the universal plea came for him to review it, maybe for the last time in his Test career.

A universal plea for tolerance and humanity comes from southern states rapper Jimblah, whose pre-sundown set features his own muted take on Treaty.

Seeing this statue, once again I thought that "Can't we just get along?" is a universal plea.

Consider this a universal plea to de-bow our decked in red girl and ever so gently have her psychologically return to the top to bottom black frock attire, one representative of a reflective state.

There is worldwide plea to reduce carbon dioxide emission.

"Me wan' go home" is perhaps as universal a plea for freedom as we've got.

Hunt Lieberson closed the program with three songs by Mozart, including "Abendempfindung" ("Evening Thoughts"), a conventionally sentimental song that she elevated to a place of grave sorrow, and a Masonic cantata, "You who honor the Creator of the Infinite Universe," in which she turned a didactic plea for universal brotherhood into a declaration of radiant optimism.

The letter appears to have been written on Saturday, because it contains a direct reference to Ms. Yousafzai's emotional plea for universal education in her address to the United Nations on Friday (a body he refers to as the "UNO").

And when, in the finale of the Ninth, the bass René Pape thundered the phrase "O friends, not these tones," Beethoven's plea for universal brotherhood registered even more strongly than usual.