Sentence examples for plainly intended from inspiring English sources

It's prose plainly intended to haunt.

The odyssey depicted in The Way is plainly intended to be unusually instructive.

In Pierce, Oregon had required all children to attend public schools; the law was plainly intended to eliminate parochial schools.

This whole ritual was plainly intended to be — as one of the foolishly aesthetic maidens in the Gilbert and Sullivan opera "Patience" remarks — "perceptively intense and consummately utter".

DONALD RUMSFELD'S scornful dismissal of France and Germany as "old Europe" was plainly intended to cut the two countries down to size.

This novel was plainly intended to show its author's deep contempt, however comedically expressed, for all grand schemes, most especially the Rousseauean ones, to improve the human lot.

Democrats plainly intend to keep the focus on Medicare for now.

The Republicans plainly intend not only to hang on to the three seats it holds on the council but also hope to win back the three seats now held by Democrats.

After all the many other "Swan Lakes" set in various eras from the Renaissance to the 1960s, it's a relief to see this ballet in the mythic-chivalric Middle Ages of Grail legends, just as Tchaikovsky's music plainly intends.

But Microsoft plainly intends to use the benchmarks as evidence that Windows 2000 can run even the largest corporate enterprises.

The Iranians called Natanz a "pilot plant," though plainly it was intended for large-scale enrichment.