Sentence examples for plainly on a from inspiring English sources

In the short run Ukip is plainly on a roll.

If Drysdale and Synek remain favourites, Campbell is plainly on a roll.

Some of that coldness resurfaces here, most plainly on a track called "A New Bot".

Ibrahimovic is entering the sixth major finals tournament of his career and he is plainly on a mission.

Thousands of Iraqi civilians have been killed since Mr Hussein's fall (see article).So far, however, the violence and coercion have yet to take on a plainly sectarian character.

ROUGHLY two-and-a-half years after the revolutions in the Arab world, not a single country is yet plainly on course to become a stable, peaceful democracy.

Obama's initial response was plainly based on a determination not to take sides.

However, spore yields did not plainly depend on a single simple parameter such as cap size, spore sizes, structures of hymenia (lamellae, ridges or pores) (Table 2), or gill numbers per cap and pore diameters (see the cited field guides for the individual parameters of species for comparison with the spore collection data in Table 2).

What about the twisted forms and ephemeral poetic passages that put Elbow-Toe plainly on the public radar a handful of years ago?

(Offensive? Sure, and plainly on purpose, but smoothly at one with Salle's attitude toward all his subjects).

His blitheness and seeming lack of empathy for those struggling to get through an ordeal were plainly on council members' minds.