Sentence examples for plainly likes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kuzmeski plainly likes Charles James and Balenciaga, and part of the process of learning is exploring the past.

Gorsuch plainly likes everything about that.

A large majority plainly like the image of Germany that Merkel projects.

Even in his most routine commissioned works, he plainly liked animals far more than he liked their human owners.

Miliband would plainly like to distance the two even more, if he could find another source of finance.

Leaders are having to put more effort into fixing results because people are increasingly determined to have their say.Citizens plainly like to vote.

She wishes they would say things more plainly, like "eat less meat" and "eat less processed and junk food". But the confusion extends beyond semantics.

It was shaped plainly, like a sixteen-hundred-foot-wide lump of coal, and rotated slowly enough — just shy of once every four hours — to land on.

There are a few speeches in which the play states its points too plainly, like the tiger's repeated calls on the absent God to come prune the unruly garden he has left to man's misbegotten tending.

His style is at once warm and sharp; he is plainly liked by the players, yet he is able to steer them out of the eddies of harmonious routine.

The Communist Party on the left and assorted nationalists on the Slavophile right would plainly like to recreate some kind of Russian empire, though it is unclear how they would do it.