-
variation of the
dancing woman in The Waltz). One of Claudel's figures, The
Implorer, was
produced as an
edition of its own and has been
interpreted not as...
- plaster,
exhibited in
Roubaix 1913
bronze casting at the Musée
Rodin The
Implorer ("l'Implorante"),
small bronze cast for Eugène Blot [fr], at the Metropolitan...
- to wish for luck.[citation needed]
Early Christians used the
gesture to
implore the
protection of the Holy Cross. The
gesture is
referred to by the common...
-
delivered at the 1993 ESPY
Awards while terminally ill with cancer.
Valvano implored the
audience to laugh, think, and cry each day and
announced the formation...
- Chemnitz, who
contributed to the
development of
Lutheran systematic theology,
implored clergy to
remind the
faithful of the
seven deadly sins.
Listed in order...
-
White House in 2021,
critics of his norm-breaking use of
executive power implored Congress to
tighten legal limits on when
presidents can
unilaterally reshape...
- 1984 film of the same name. It is a
power ballad in
which its
protagonist implores an ex-lover to "take a look at me now",
knowing that
reconciliation is...
-
itself is a
physical burden, the
bearing of
which is used by the
devotee to
implore Murugan for ****istance,
usually on
behalf of a
loved one who is in need...
-
Retrieved 23
November 2018. Greene,
David L. (14
February 2003). "Bush
implores U.N. to show 'backbone'". The
Baltimore Sun.
Archived from the original...
-
which already shows the
Mother slightly subordinated to the
Child by the
imploring gesture and the turn of the head, and
where the
interaction of the bodies...
