Sentence examples similar to plainly drive from inspiring English sources

United plainly drove a hard bargain.

The links between leaving school and child labour are multifarious, but poverty plainly drives both.

The detective, Sergeant Brown — Sergeant Tom Brown, plainly — drove an unmarked Primera along the sea road in his flop sweat and rancor.

But there is plainly a drive to make government work a little more like the private sector.

The move to settle the financial question in advance of this is plainly being driven by a political timetable.

Interest rates have pretty plainly been driven higher by Bernanke and other Fed officials warning repeatedly that they could in the next couple of months start to taper their program to buy $85 billion in mortgage and Treasury bonds to keep rates low.

The declaration, in combination with Mr Bush's, plainly sought to drive home the idea of a lull in US military activities overseas.

His drive plainly irked many colleagues, who did not take kindly to his meddling in their pursuit of money for specific projects, known to Congress as earmarks and to others as pork.

More important, this prosecution is driven by the same plainly improper purpose that drove the one directed at Aaron Swartz and so many others: the desire to exploit the power of criminal law to deter and severely punish anyone who meaningfully challenges the government's power to control the flow of information on the internet and conceal its vital actions.

But Bresha's mother has plainly stated what she believes drove her daughter to pick up a gun: She was trying to save the rest of them from his abuse.

While "we" are intervening to cause horrific harm to civilians in much of the world, it's plainly false to claim to be driven by a desire to prevent other people behaving very like us.