Sentence examples for plainly beats from inspiring English sources
As a result, the Republicans triumphed at the mid-term vote and Mr Obama's ratings are now uncomfortably low as he struggles for re-election.Mr Grunwald's heart plainly beats on the left, and it is clear that he admires Mr Obama, with his "hyper-rational side".
In "Three Years" (1895), for example, the hero, Laptey, says to his wife, "I can remember my father correcting me - or, to speak plainly, beating me - before I was five years old.
Save the Cat! is a screenwriting manual that lays out, plainly and beat by beat, how almost every blockbuster is put together.
A lot of people simply ignore it, but to my mind nothing beats plainly laying out the evidence for our own evolutionary past within the broader context of the history of life on this planet.
Yet although this pair are powerful on their own, their combined sensibilities and those of Ginsberg repeatedly produced something special, including the mantra-like encapsulation of bereavement "On Cremation of Chogyam Trungpa, Vidyadhara" and the plainly transcendent "holy holy holy" beat of "Footnote to Howl".
He's a perennial source for theologically intriguing, often controversial, sometimes plainly outlandish stories on the religion beat.
Let's not beat about the bush: this is, plainly and simply, child abuse, even if it comes from ignorance rather than a lack of love.
With its shootings, pimps beating prostitutes in the street and drug deals plainly transacted in front of children, the Los Angeles neighborhood where Ms. Jones lived is light years from her tame life now.
To put it plainly, McGregor is pacing toward a $100 million payday, but he may have to take a beating to collect his check.
