Imploringly

"She smiled imploringly, hoping to convince her friend to try the new restaurant."

"She spoke imploringly, asking him to play along with her joke."

The teacher gazed at the students imploringly, hoping they would listen and pay attention.

"He gestured imploringly, asking her to slow down while he caught up."

"He tilted his head imploringly, asking her to consider his point of view."

"He grinned imploringly, hoping to convince her to join in the fun."

"He nudged her imploringly with his elbow, asking her to play along with his plan."

The child gazed imploringly at her father, begging for a few more minutes of playtime.

"She batted her eyelashes imploringly, hoping to get him to lend her his car."

"He smiled at her imploringly, hoping she would agree to go on a date with him."

She looked at him imploringly, hoping he would take the bait.

The performer sang the song with such emotion, looking imploringly into the camera, that the audience was moved to tears.

"The salesman smiled imploringly at the customer, trying to persuade him to buy the product."

"He raised his eyebrows and looked at her imploringly, trying to get her to reveal her secret."

"He looked at his boss imploringly, hoping he would get the promotion he had been working for."

The puppy looked up at his owner imploringly, as if to say, "please play with me!"

The comedian smiled and spoke to the audience imploringly, inviting them to laugh along.

The salesman looked at the customer imploringly, trying to convince him to buy the product.

"The clown grinned imploringly at the audience, hoping they would laugh at his joke."

The child looked at his parents imploringly for a toy.