Sentence examples for plainly feels from inspiring English sources
Judge Leon plainly feels that he has been lied to, and that we all have been.
He plainly feels that Mr Taubman, while hardly innocent, nevertheless got a raw deal.The central crime is not in dispute.
Despite some Republican strategists who believe that his moment has passed, McCain plainly feels that his moment has arrived — because, in this dangerous world, he is the leader to whom most Americans will turn.
Kelman plainly feels that a real Kieron prattling into our ear would lack the focus and vocabulary to expand upon "stuff", so it would be artistically mendacious to spoon-feed us the missing dimensions.
Gomes meanders lovingly across the rural Portuguese landscape; his movie lingers repeatedly at music festivals, listening to dance bands and quite simply hangs out with its semi-fictional characters for no other reason that Gomes plainly feels very affectionate towards them.
Juventus plainly felt otherwise.
But some Germans plainly feel angry.
His mother plainly felt the loss of her son.
Most voters plainly felt he deserved a second chance.
Many evangelicals plainly feel more comfortable backing one of their own.
His father's loyalties — the passionate love of the Vaterland that the majority of German Jews plainly felt — he could see only as self-deception.
