Sentence examples for being made plain from inspiring English sources

Except for Miss Zylis‐Gara, who seemed out of place, the soloists did throw themselves into the work with evident ardor, and that helped mightily even when the music's failures were being made plain.

But others suggest that the very real effects of climate change are now being made plain in New England's waters, as cod and other species seek out more comfortable conditions.

Now its magnificent power is made plain.

All this was made plain in court today.

They can be made plain or with a filling.

Just how little power Tamils have was made plain in last month's presidential election.

Its relationship with WorldCom and its deposed chief executive, Bernie Ebbers, would have been made plain.

In those moments, long after Spain's goal, the difference between the sides was made plain.

His weaknesses as a businessman, however, are made plain in the book.

This was made plain by the first experiment designed to fix the problem.

The parallels between different forms of expensive wastage are not laboured, but are made plain.