Sentence examples for plainly led from inspiring English sources

In short, the obstruction here impaired or impeded an investigation of serious criminal conduct in circumstances that plainly led a wide segment of the public to view Mr. Lewis's conduct very negatively.

And it would plainly lead to a more efficient and greener energy future.

This sort of hair-splitting is plainly discriminatory, and leads to bizarre statements like the one issued by Clarence A. Johnson, director of the Pentagon office of diversity management and equal opportunity on May 31.

In fact, our immediate behavioral response to friction shares one feature with much of the general advice about speeding up: It is plainly counterproductive and leads to burn out rather than break out.

Israel's government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, plainly believed Trump's election meant a green light for unrestricted new building.

The prospect of an Egyptian government that included the Muslim Brotherhood, let alone one that were led by it, plainly gives him the creeps.

But the truth commission, led by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, plainly helps the process.On another level, the exercise should help to fortify the country's political stability.

Many hope that this will mean that those who plainly cannot lead will be respectfully weeded out.

Silviniaco Conti led over the last but was plainly exhausted and was overhauled by three horses finishing strongly together on his right.

Or in August, when the presidentfailed to plainly criticize white supremacists for the Charlottesville protests that led to the death of one counterprotester.

Hornacek's halfhearted attempts to appease Jackson have led to a confused, sometimes listless offense, executed by players plainly unconvinced of the efficacy of their orders.