Sentence examples for as we plainly from inspiring English sources

"In my view," the statement continued, "offering both the 'depraved indifference' and 'intentional murder' standards simultaneously in an indictment -- as we plainly see today -- can produce technical legal grounds that may endanger the integrity of a just jury verdict".

It's really nothing special but this video, as we can plainly see, definitely is.

But Jediism is a very real phenomenon (if smaller in scale than these census results might suggest), and the Jedi aren't kidding, as we can plainly see in American Jedi, now available on iTunes.

But Jediism is a very real phenomenon (although it's smaller in scale than these census results might suggest), and the Jedi aren't kidding, as we can plainly see in American Jedi, now available on iTunes.

Especially when the statement is used to influence an election (though, as we can plainly see, the power of the Globe's endorsement is nothing to be impressed with).

The technical terms we did keep we made sure to explain as plainly as possible.

The bars, we saw as we approached, were plainly sloppier than those we had left behind at Sloat.

"But I'm also going to say, as plainly as I can, we won't conserve our way to energy independence.

And I said as plainly as I possibly could: 'We'll focus on Afghanistan; that's where we will focus'". Mr Blair can expect to face his questioners on his return today.

Rep. Ron Paul, as is his wont, expressed it as plainly as anyone.

No one has taken the perceived failings of the administration more personally or shown the strain as plainly as Mr. Axelrod, who as White House senior adviser oversees every aspect of how Mr. Obama is presented.