Sentence examples for plainly to make from inspiring English sources

At Reid's prompting, the White House said that it might nominate Governor Brian Sandoval, of Nevada, a Republican, to fill Scalia's seat, and Democrats like Nancy Pelosi claimed to be open to the possibility, plainly to make Republicans say no to one of their own.

But to state this plainly is to make the actual consequences of the position clear.

Israel was plainly eager to make a deal that would involve the release of hundreds of Palestinians, many of them convicted of bloody crimes.

It is plainly imprudent to make happiness one's focus at every moment, but doubtful that this has often been denied.

Taken together, they are plainly sufficient to make someone a higher type in Nietzsche's view, though it is not obvious that any one of these is necessary, and various combinations often seem sufficient for explaining how Nietzsche speaks of higher human beings.

But there is plainly a drive to make government work a little more like the private sector.

A fractious Islamist government, bankrupt and unable to control its most extreme militants, is plainly ill-equipped to make peace, even if it wanted to.

Jermain Defoe will be paid £90,000 a week over the four years of his contract and plainly that has been enough to make him think, a few months after turning 31, it is worthwhile joining a club whose name appears to be synonymous with failure.

High-technology job growth still isn't fast enough to dent the 9percentt unemployment rate, though the sector's earnings are rising fast enough to make income disparities plainly visible.

But he was plainly going out of his way to make time for Ryan.

The cherry on top of this whole interview, though, has to be that CTV anchor Sandie Rinaldo allows O'Leary to make so many plainly incorrect statements on her show without correcting him.