Sentence examples for plainly welcome from inspiring English sources
In return donors upped their pledges of support to $1.2 billion for 2005, and Palestine broke a new record for aid money per head of population.Please may we have independence too?Palestinians plainly welcome reform for its own sake.
The revelations were plainly not welcomed by Giuliani, but he said at the time that it helped him understand his father and perhaps even something about himself.
A couple of days later I would be called into a meeting with the head of Forge Radio and told plainly that I was not welcome back.
While plainly inspired by the album, it takes welcome liberties with repertory and tone.
And let me say it plainly: In that cause, and in this campaign, we welcome people of faith.
His hope, plainly, is that Mr Berlusconi will give it a boost; and Italian businessmen welcome the arrival of the euro as a device for maintaining Italy's new-found budgetary discipline.The past decade has been hard.
Solution: Keep the original purpose alive by stating it and writing it down -- If I had to do it over again, I would have said very plainly -- Please keep in mind, our purpose is to make visitors feel welcome.
But equally he is plainly loth to let that failed state slide further into the domain of al-Qaeda.Rather vaguely, he welcomed "steps being taken by organisations like the Africa Union…to better resolve conflicts".
