Sentence examples for determination plainly from inspiring English sources
One is this determination: plainly, though they do not say it, Spanish ministers cannot imagine the repeated surrenders of British ones to terror.
This determination is plainly incorrect.
Those factual determinations are plainly correct.
Obama's initial response was plainly based on a determination not to take sides.
Other films and TV shows that make a determination to reflect on race prescribe their own samplings of the plainly obvious about black life.
"These credibility judgments are plainly probative of Herrmann's veracity and could affect a jury's determination as to his willingness to lie to secure a criminal conviction," Judge Guido Calabresi wrote in a two-to-one majority opinion for the panel.
Section 5. Section 5 plainly does not admit of such an interpretation, because it provides that the judicial or other determination at issue must have been made "pursuant to" pre-existing law, not merely by a pre-existing tribunal.
The chancellor will plainly want to give himself as free a hand as possible during the downturn while insisting on his determination to make amends when the economy recovers.
But Muslims are immensely cheered by the fact that Israelis are plainly rattled by Mr Obama's pressure over the issue of Jewish settlement on occupied land.Mr Obama's determination to set America's relations with Muslims on a new footing will bring hope across the Middle East and farther afield.
