Appeal to
Appeal to verb - To make a request to (someone) in an earnest or urgent manner.
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- The player character also has the option to respond to nearly every attempt to appeal to their better nature or call them out on the deaths they've caused with a response of this sort.
Source: Shut Up, Kirk! -
The film also leaves out their extreme devotion to religion in an attempt to appeal to gung-ho masculine audiences, going as far as having the hero criticize the Athenians as "boy lovers" and call out their own clergy as "corrupt."
Source: Historical Hero Upgrade -
A lesser example with Von Rundstedt: after Hitler is awake but still hasn't released the panzer reserves because the German General Staff believes that the Norman operation is a decoy attack, Blumentritt suggests that he call headquarters and make a direct appeal to Hitler.
Source: Film / The Longest Day
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