implores

The setup was clear from the opening reliance on overwrought generality: There is greater distrust today of the media than ever before, and, Bezos implores,a respected newspaper’s endorsements are part of the problem.

But when his estranged mother, Bell, implores him to look into a Black sorority girl’s disappearance, he agrees, and stumbles into a deep web of local corruption.

The other, perhaps more gravely wounded and nearer to death, implores me to kill him with these words, ‘Lieutenant, if you don’t want to, give me your revolver!’...For hours, these groans and supplications continue until, at 6 p.m., they die before our eyes without anyone being able to help them.”

Carmichael eventually holds her hands as she implores God to make him straight, perhaps to hear for himself that after several years she still firmly has faith that she can pray away his gay.

Jon Henry implores mothers to imagine the unspeakable.