Sentence examples for plainly hard from inspiring English sources
More likely, it is because their association with Mr Erdogan dates back to the days when he was a member of an overtly Islamist party banned on charges that it sought to overturn the secular order.It is plainly hard for Mr Erdogan to decide where his loyalties ultimately lie.
Anger at being found and anger at having to make up for lost time.' It's plainly still hard for Elyse to hear Paula describe this period.
Gilbert has plainly thought hard about how the ensemble should relate to its home space, the eternally problematic Avery Fisher Hall, and he has split the violins on either side of the podium, as Mahler and Toscanini did in their Philharmonic days.
Rights for minorities must be spelt out.Still time to make amendsThe question of Islam's role is plainly the hardest.
It is obviously harder to clear mines that have been randomly scattered, as in Angola, than those in plainly marked fields.
United plainly drove a hard bargain.
She says plainly: "It's hard to be a good man, a good son/ Do something good that matters".
He plainly had trained hard – three hours a day, according to his trainer, Paddy Fitzpatrick – and he looked as chiselled as in any fight of his career.
Like any good storyteller, he allowed only a twinkle of amusement to appear on his own face, but the other returnees were plainly having a hard time controlling their laughter.
Plainly, it will be hard to convince foreigners that he is a "good European" if he remains loth to urge his own people to "join Europe".On the face of things, as Mr Stoltenberg knows, Norway has little reason to change its ways.
The government continued to take a hard line, but plainly, something had happened.
