Sentence examples for again plainly from inspiring English sources

All of a sudden, artists are again plainly smarter in their bones than art intellectuals are in their brains.

Hear then again, and plainly-Troy is ours!

Once again, this was plainly a confirmation hearing taken out of context.

Let us again state things plainly: there is no lunch in sight.

That old Is-It-Worth-It Blues starts up again, softly, perhaps, but plainly.

Then again, the Republicans here plainly don't believe that the economy needs fixing.

Resigned and resilient at once, they make it hard to tell how and why they keep going when the cards seem so plainly stacked again them.

And thus an uncomfortable light shined once again on a man plainly hidden in the ranks of the Senate for a dozen years now.

Perhaps he would wait until she stopped by again to tell her plainly that he knew the money was not really going for her husband's checkups.

"Plainly, it again emphasises the requirement for a balance to be drawn between the urgent need of the intelligence agencies to safeguard the public and the protection of an individual's privacy and/or freedom of expression.

Again, whenever there is plainly some final end, to which a motion tends should nothing stand in the way, we always say that such final end is the aim or purpose of the motion; and from this it is evident that there must be a something or other really existing, corresponding to what we call by the name of Nature.