Sentence examples for call plainly from inspiring English sources

Above all, though, they were written by free men, who did not cringe before the censor, who could call plainly for the abolition of serfdom, say, instead of "the rational allocation of economic forces".

"One Day" and "The Station" efficiently nail a he-said-she-said dynamic; another track is called, plainly, "Accusations".

Since this column reported Feb. 3 about Mr. Heller -- a former cantor who has called himself a rabbi for years but relies on what law enforcement officials and Jewish experts have called plainly forged credentials -- dozens of couples across the metropolitan area and as far as Rhode Island have been asking a horrifying question: Have we been living in sin all this time?

(Grand Theft Auto comes to mind, though I'm still waiting for a game called, quite plainly, Murder).

Not the ubiquitous stone obelisk, but a magnificent bronze of a caribou striking a pose of alarm and calling out, plainly in distress.

Aristotle's reference to a dialogue called simply the Hippias is plainly to the Hippias Minor (Metaphysics 1025a6 13).

The Spiegel Affair got a mention on Thursday in an editorial in the Guardian, which responded to what one might call just plain ugly — and plainly unjust — charges about its handling of files leaked by Edward Snowden, an N.S.A. contractor.

Let's just boldly and plainly call a spade a spade.

Polymorphisms with theta compressed clusters were not used if the compression was such that any homozygote call was not plainly distinguishable.

The situation plainly called for bold action, and Officer Juan M. Ornelas met the challenge by brandishing a Taser and asking Ms. Brooks if she knew what it was.

It's easy to understand why: a self-made woman who plainly calls the shots in her career, she doesn't suffer fools.