Sentence examples for goals plainly from inspiring English sources

But when the team gathered for its media day today, Berry spoke of his goals plainly and enthusiastically, unashamed that he might be alone in his belief in his team.

The disability program is within a year or two of needing an infusion of cash; the conservatives' goal plainly is to undermine the program's credibility so they can cut it, instead of supporting America's disabled with resources they need.

The two goals were plainly antithetical.

They said the report was proof that Mr. Pataki had accomplished the two main goals he plainly stated when he appointed the commission in September.

While none of this is surprising to those of us who have been targets of Nazis and the alt-right, it's useful to have their goals so plainly, if disgustingly, outlined.

"Score three goals," he said plainly, fixing the interviewer with a stating the bleeding obvious stare.

Plainly, the main goals of the drafters were to keep some future Congress, in which the states of the former Confederacy would be represented, from stiffing the widows and orphans of the Union Army, or turning around and honoring Confederate bonds, or reimbursing former slaveholders for the loss of their "property".

General Manager Mike Rizzo plainly outlined those goals after the Nationals decided not to renew Dusty Baker's contract, leaving them in search of a manager to replace someone who led the team to 192 victories and consecutive division titles for the first time in franchise history but couldn't guide the club beyond the National League Division Series.

Here it is in full: Plainly, the main goals of the drafters were to keep some future Congress, in which the states of the former Confederacy would be represented, from stiffing the widows and orphans of the Union Army, or turning around and honoring Confederate bonds, or reimbursing former slaveholders for the loss of their "property".

Democratic officials stated plainly that their goal was to make seven of the state's eight congressional districts safe for Democratic candidates — as opposed to six from the previous redistricting.

Liberalism's current ascendance is undeniable, and the president's goal of a transformational presidency is plainly within his reach.