Sentence examples for which I pleaded from inspiring English sources

I even had to write a brief essay, in which I pleaded that I was desperate to "capture a greater degree of calmness in myself".

There was one time in college when I was stopped, justly, for driving while intoxicated, which I pleaded down to a speeding ticket and which filled me with a shame I never forgot.

My services to the city of Chicago throughout the 1970s included exuberant participation in corrupt practices for which I pleaded guilty in 1984 and spent 18 months in federal prison.

Over a year ago, I wrote "From Anger to Action: Why Women Must Get Mad," in which I pleaded with those who are sick, tired and frightened of the daily abuses of women and girls in this country, lack of jobs, pay inequity, toxic air, water and food, cuts in education and health care, wars that never seem to end -- and so much more -- to band together, stand up and say "enough is enough".

Last spring, I wrote "From Anger to Action: Why Women Must Get Mad" in which I pleaded with those who are sick, tired and frightened of the daily abuses of women and girls in this country, lack of jobs, pay inequity, toxic air, water and food, cuts in education and health care, wars that never seem to end -- and so much more -- to band together, stand up and say "Enough is enough".

This is a sin to which I must plead guilty myself on occasion.

"OK, let's go!" I pleaded, to which she replied "Ehhhhhhhh!" (Translation: "That's not what I want!").

My concerns with the messages about female environmentalists offered in these movies come to fruition as I note the obscene degree to which I am expected to plead good character for myself in order to make an argument for our collective future.

The man in the adjoining cubicle to me pleaded guilty, which, I suppose, he was.

Which leads suspicious souls — I plead guilty — to suspect Madison's real long-term play is to demolish the tenements and build one of those blue-glass condos where no one ever thinks of putting up a curtain.

Lawyers said the meeting was prompted by Ms. Olson's remarks to reporters after her plea, in which she declared, "I'm pleading guilty to something to which I'm not guilty".