Sentence examples for plainly believes from inspiring English sources

TAK plainly believes he can.

He plainly believes what he is saying.

Mr Paul plainly believes what he says.

The Post plainly believes the Obama administration hasn't done enough to secure Rezaian's freedom, and is now petitioning the United Nations to step in.

Yet the president plainly believes that there are so many variables in the present fast-moving circumstances that it is not possible to adopt a single doctrine that fits each case.

But he also plainly believes, and is right to do so, that there are some global jobs that America alone has the mix of military, economic and diplomatic muscle to undertake.

Hale plainly believed that she was first in line to become the next Mrs. Eliot.

Bush himself, overconfident as usual, plainly believed that he was going to win.

In the murky aftermath of Wednesday's carnage, Erdoğan and Davutoğlu plainly believe they have proved their point.

After defying the regime of Robert Mugabe, Flower plainly believed that re-animating England cricket was at the very least a manageable test of nerve.

It was the thick black ink that would make permanent the borders around their sovereignty that Moscow plainly believed were drawn in pencil and vulnerable to erasure.