Sentence examples for be able to plainly from inspiring English sources
At the end of the night, Mitt Romney's campaign will be able to plainly state that it has won a plurality of the delegates at stake, that it's nearer than any of its competitors to the magic number of 1,144 delegates and that it has widened its lead over the rest of the competition.
All the same, you would still expect a grown-up bank to be able to say plainly that Rake is actually going.
If we could somehow turn every jew blue for 24 hours, I think there would be a mass awakening, because people would be able to see plainly what is going on").
But go she must, Eilis assumes, even though she "would have given anything to be able to say plainly that she did not want to go, that Rose could go instead".
("Just like niggers, most jews are always thinking about the fact that they are jewish. The other issue is that they network. If we could somehow turn every jew blue for 24 hours, I think there would be a mass awakening, because people would be able to see plainly what is going on").
And you need to be able to tell them plainly and simply.
Learning the jargon is essential, but be able to see through it, write plainly, and question it when not clear What do employers value?
Borrowing on today's scale is plainly unsustainable, but will the rich world's governments be able to contain their debt burdens through budgetary discipline alone, or will they be tempted to turn to inflation or even forced to default?
But then you must also be able to rule out the possibility that you don't know the external world is real, since this is plainly an alternative to your knowing it is real.
