Sentence examples for plainly determined from inspiring English sources
He has his work cut out, but he is plainly determined not to repeat Charles Kennedy's mistakes.
Despite the fear, many Iraqis were plainly determined to assert their democratic right to choose their leaders.
Yet Botswana is at least a moderately rich country by African standards, and its government is plainly determined to get the better of AIDS.
In passing sections 102.111 and 102.112 the Legislature plainly determined that expedition and finality were paramount considerations, and elevated those goals over the need for manual recounts that might threaten to drag on interminably.
Charter flights no longer bring tourists to gaze at the dunes.Even if the president does not openly recognise the gravity of the rebellion, he is plainly determined to crush it.
Yet he saw Nasser as a "Mussolini" and was plainly determined to avoid any charge of appeasement, even though the essential features of Munich and Suez were wholly different.
TEN days after formally assuming Egypt's presidency, Muhammad Morsi, a Muslim Brother, threw down the gauntlet to the generals who are plainly still determined to have the final say in running the country.
The artistry of this frank, enthralling book lies in the utter simplicity -- and careful, subtle selectivity -- with which she plainly describes the determining events in what will now be unforgettable lives.
Gulbis plainly was energised and looked determined not to squander it.
December's budget deal aside, it's become clear that reasoning with the Republican Party will not work for Obama; and, while he took a long time to accept that fact, he seems increasingly determined to speak — plainly and even defiantly — about his convictions.
Leaders are having to put more effort into fixing results because people are increasingly determined to have their say.Citizens plainly like to vote.
