Sentence examples for plainly sell from inspiring English sources

The roles of the Bush era seem set to be partly reversed: where Mr Blair mongered Mr Bush's wars, it will be Mr Obama who sells financial reform to a fractious international community (though he will plainly sell nothing unless he thinks it in America's interests).So there are modest grounds for hope that, with others, Mr Brown and Mr Obama might accomplish something.

His interest in topless beauties is manifest in both Courbet's "Femme a la vague," (1865) and Renoir's "Etude Torse Effet de Soleil" (1875-6) Eithat that or his business acumen trumped his morality, in his opting for what would plainly sell.

Put plainly: pharmaceutical companies can now sell you the poison and sell you the antidote.

Similarly, approaching random people in the street and asking if they have any drugs they can sell you is a plainly terrible idea.

He said they tried to pressure him into handing over the drone but he refused, plainly telling them that he wanted to sell it for profit.

Camps where agents would offer families $80 for one of their daughters and then sell her on for $500,' she says, plainly still affected by what she saw.

But most of Mr. Bolger's advice dealt with how to sell the issue, and his clients were plainly listening or reading.

Companies plainly have the right to choose the time periods in which they sell appreciated assets and book capital gains.

Woodman had a tarot reading for $250, was wowed by a street magician, and got sold a plainly dodgy ticket to a masque ball.

As quoted by The Verge's Tom Warren, Ballmer plainly explained that the company "built a few more devices than [it] could sell".

Ideas and candidacies — not to mention albums — are sold by talking plainly and clearly, and the louder and faster the whirring of the spinners becomes, the more effective this clarity and plainspokenness will be.