Sentence examples for plainly decided from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney has plainly decided that satisfying his party's antiregulatory base is essential to his political future.

Forty minutes later they were somehow a set apiece after Johnson plainly decided being publicly embarrassed at the Olympics was not much fun.

Since you have plainly decided to topple Mr Hussein anyway, no matter what the Security Council decides, why are you bothering to pretend that the war will be fought in order to uphold the UN's authority?

Below, other thoughts on the appeals court's ruling: From Dan Gillmor's blog: I will always have contempt for the way Quattrone did business, but his trial was unfair, featuring a judge who'd plainly decided the defendant's guilt.

Warren has plainly decided to take the fight to overturn the current power dynamics in Washington to the public.

As she points to a torn corner on the backing paper of a framed daguerreotype, Ledamoisel illustrates this plainly: "I decided not to do a reintegration there.

Plainly, Baxandall and Ewen decided to have their students teach them.

But Angel Haze, a promising 21-year-old vocalist and rapper residing in Brooklyn, has decided to speak plainly about some of the demons behind her art.

Virginia, a state that is supposedly "for lovers," also bans "obscene items," and while those aren't as plainly defined, legal observers have decided that description includes vibrators and similar devices.

The jurors decided that Unaccustomed Earth was so plainly the best book that they would jump straight from longlist to winner, and have awarded Lahiri the €35,000 (£27,000) prize.

The case went to the court of appeal and Mba lost because it was decided that the council's policy was proportionate and "plainly and unarguably right".