Sentence examples for plainly want from inspiring English sources

Some artists plainly want to hear a recording of themselves singing a Nirvana or Strokes song, or maybe they already had one on a hard drive somewhere.

The tough Islamist commanders in Chechnya, whose forces outnumber Mr Maskhadov's, have already denounced any idea of negotiation with Russia's leaders, who plainly want the Islamists dead or in jail.

The chancellor will plainly want to give himself as free a hand as possible during the downturn while insisting on his determination to make amends when the economy recovers.

The Maoists plainly want to exercise maximum leverage in the new political landscape of Nepal, even as the political parties forming the new government realize that to enjoy popular credibility, and more important to bring peace to this scarred country, they must usher the Maoists into the political mainstream.

First, how can we do more to channel campaign resources toward institutions that can actually foster the better governance Americans plainly want?

And he plainly wants to rejigger tax policy in order to redistribute income.

He plainly wants to be bothered by the Bright Young People's antics, too.

He plainly wants to succeed, though, he really does, and I hope he gets another chance.

This is exactly the quality that George W. Bush, who plainly wanted to model his Presidency on Reagan's, doesn't have.

The panel plainly wanted the "full force" to apply to indirect systemic racism as much as to direct, overt racism.

While Jean plainly wants to do something for Haiti, there is also, it seems, much that he wants Haiti to do for him.