Sentence examples for plainly moved from inspiring English sources

And I think it plainly moved it on".

The reporters who heard his aides' account of his need for Condi were plainly moved.

Greece plainly needs to move to a primary budget surplus.

Have an attitude to tell everything what you want towards other person if they offended on what they've heard from you just plainly apologize and move on.

But it is plainly a move towards federalism something that troubles many Europeans.

This plainly opportunistic move has elicited accusations of "false worship" from Gandhi's descendants.

It's no matter though because plainly most prayers go unanswered, having neither moved God, nor the saints, nor possibly even the supplicant.

(The author of "Urban Babies Wear Black" plainly has a child of her own who has moved on to the next stage).

Fast Or Free moved up to the leaders a long way out, plainly travelling best of all, and he has justified all the support.

She blasted Florida law enforcement officials for not investigating alleged voting irregularities in the state, despite no evidence of voter fraud — a move plainly designed to impress Trump by repeating his farfetched fantasies at the expense of American democracy.

It would, for example, be strangely careless of Mr Blair, he of the big tent, to move so plainly to the centre-right that he loses the support of the trade unions and the wider Labour movement; he was working hard this very week to sell them the merits of his public-private partnerships.