Sentence examples for plainly wanted from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr. Bush plainly wanted his inaugural to be a distinctive rite of rebirth that would forever be associated with his message and his moment.

The delegates plainly wanted the tiresome business of nomination speeches for candidates who could not win over with without unnecessary delay, and were restive at the postponement and the prospect of another day spent in the sweltering heat.

Appearing on the Sunday shows, Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) plainly wanted to give some reassurance to her career-long backers that she had not gone wobbly on her support for Roe v. Wade.

The Dutch Football Association (KNVB) plainly wanted the best of both worlds and so they offered Koeman, the runner-up in the race to succeed Louis van Gaal as the national team manager, the role of Hiddink's No2.

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

What Mr. Perot plainly wants from such appearances is attention without aggravation.

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.

The public so plainly wants cooperation that neither side can afford to be seen as the first to refuse it.