Pleads In A Sentence

• Though his people refused to hear him, he still loves them and pleads their cause.
• The excuse is not admitted; the smith pleads hard to be saved from the shame of a failure.
• In the next chapter he pleads (it is one of his favourite subjects) for mutability.
• It begs, whines, pleads for the goodwill and the approval of neutral mankind.
• With wondrous patience and graciousness He pleads for the personal crowning in our lives.
• When a man loudly pleads for public good, we shrewdly suspect a private emolument lurking beneath.
• So hangs the conscience, doubtful to determine When honesty pleads here, and there a bribe.
• And pleads once more to yield; Have you not fully yet resolved, To shun this battle-field?
• Jones, Robert, excepted from pardon, 202; Moryson pleads for, 203; pardoned, 204.
• She appears in person before the judges and pleads so shrewdly, that our best advocates might take lessons from her.
• But the principles there disclosed meet with an impression, in our moral constitution, which pleads with authority for their truth.
• This lurking scoundrel, seeking to set half the town on fire, pleads drunkenness as keeping him abroad.
• Courts will usually impose a lighter sentence when a guilty person pleads "guilty" and avoids the delay and expense of a trial.
• A gentleman caller must not look at his watch during a call, unless, in doing so, he pleads some engagement and asks to be excused.
• The money-getter who pleads his love of work has a lame defense, for love of work at money-getting is a lower taste than love of money.
• An impassioned duo of great power follows, in which Santuzza pleads with him to love her, but all in vain.
• The beggar who pleads for reasonable justice towards the national enemy strikes a note which Euripides himself often had to sound afterwards.
• Infancy is the perpetual Messiah, which comes into the arms of fallen men, and pleads with them to return to paradise.
• Advocate for man, untired of intercession, Pleads his voice for slaves whose lords his voice defied.
• The lawyer pleads in the language of Schiller and Goethe; but when he examines his witnesses he has frequently to condescend to the vulgar tongue.
• Redier (30), a French writer, illustrates this very clearly when he pleads that the interest of the motherland must be placed first.

• It pleads its own cause.
• A father pleads with his child!
• So pleads the proud planter.
• The bird that pleads and begs.
• One who pleads the cause of another.
• He pleads that ever will be constant to thee.
• He pleads earnestly that rickshaws are very cheap.
• First we capsize his boat and then he pleads for us.
• He seeks to excite pity, and pleads for time.
• He pleads for entrance, but too often pleads in vain.
• Who pleads with the Governor?
• In vain Eochaidh pleads with her to stay with him.
• The coal-heaver pleads that he saw a baker being shaved there the day before.
• She passionately pleads for protection against dishonor, and the god consents.
• As against this fashionable Hobbism, Parker pleads Conscience.
• He pleads with me, He hears ere I can call; Jesus!
• Barnard, Lady Anne, pleads for the baboons, 24, 25; on some rabbits, 222.
• Doesn't George suggest it, when he pleads for industrial democracy?
• With tears in his eyes, he pleads with the devil: 'Let me go!

Definition of Pleads

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