Sentence examples for plainly felt that from inspiring English sources

There is a curious difference, though, in that the authors of the e-mail messages plainly felt that they were engaging in conventional, if possibly unfair, behavior.

Neal Shapiro, the president of NBC News, whose variegated domain includes cable television, and even blogs, plainly felt that the nightly news broadcast needs to have its red-state credentials in order.

The young Kokoschka plainly felt that the world was out of joint; his sense of estrangement is equally apparent in the fierceness of his early portraits and (to judge from Mr. Whitford's description of them) in the anguished symbolism of his early poems and dramas.

Recently, however, she was brought back after a clamour by a public who plainly felt that any amount of pestilence, plague or famine will comfortably be offset by the chance to watch a stuffed animal sitting on the pitch for five minutes.

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.

On "I Am a Bird" (2005), his second album with the Johnsons, Antony found an equilibrium with songs that were often opaque but plainly felt.

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.

Juventus plainly felt otherwise.