Sentence examples for plainly in support of from inspiring English sources

When [the foreign office minister] Tobias Ellwood told us about RAF flights over Libya these were plainly in support of special forces missions.

Instead, the Wisconsin Club for Growth paid for "issue ads", which are not bound by the same federal campaign-finance laws (even if they are plainly in support of a candidate).

His books consist of a series of plainly stated statistical observations, in support of deceptively modest conclusions, and the evidence in support of his original observation is now so overwhelming that the Flynn effect has moved from theory to fact.

In Washington's elite Democratic circles, the reaction was jubilant: this was Obama at his best – taking a courageous stance, speaking plainly and bravely from the heart in support of progress.

I guess I should have said "plainly against its commercial interests and in support of a long-term benefit for users" (who, as you point out, Anna, have had mostly sweet nothings whispered in their ears so far).

Likely adding to Romney's health-care heartburn, Massachusetts' brief filed in support of the Act plainly states, "the experience of Massachusetts confirms that Congress had a rational basis to determine that free-riding, taken in aggregate, substantially affects interstate commerce; accordingly, Congress had authority under the Commerce Clause to impose the minimum coverage requirement".

But Mr. Rafsanjani is plainly dependent on the support of his old friend.

We can see this choice most plainly in the size of new houses.

You can see this plainly in the case of cloud storage.

Plainly, in Venice, the value of art rivaled that of orthodoxy.

Both states are plainly in for a bout of instability.