Sentence examples similar to plainly progressed from inspiring English sources

Rogers's statements were delivered rather plainly, but it became clear as the hearing progressed that he sensed a lack of drive to prevent a repeat of 2016.

Left and right plainly understood through Sears the importance of failure to progress.

He understood that American willingness (what politicians call resolve) to keep the Army fighting is a diminishing asset — unless it can be plainly, repeatedly demonstrated that progress is being made and that the enemy directly threatens the nation.

The target on sanitation will plainly not be met unless progress is greatly accelerated, and if it is not, 2.4 billion people will be without access to basic sanitation in 2015.

It was almost a year to the day since Mr. Obama first called on Mr. Assad to resign, and he was plainly frustrated by the lack of progress.

They are still some way short of the quick, pass-them-to-death tempo that was the hallmark of Sir Alex Ferguson's great teams and, plainly, it remains a work in progress.

The progress of Russian democracy has plainly been uneven.

Plainly, the program has not made the progress we wanted and frankly expected, Superintendent Josiah Bunting 3d said in a statement.

In Washington's elite Democratic circles, the reaction was jubilant: this was Obama at his best – taking a courageous stance, speaking plainly and bravely from the heart in support of progress.

Afghans can plainly see all these statements as signs of ill-progress.

Capitalism, plainly, has been the driving force behind this unparalleled economic and social progress.