The content cannot be described as artistic and is plainly of a sexual nature".
Since he died a decade before the Revolution, that plainly cannot be.
Such a constitution plainly cannot be achieved just by inter-governmental negotiations.
"Mississippi's ban on adoption by gay and lesbian couples blatantly discriminates against loving families, unfairly harms innocent children, and plainly cannot be reconciled with the constitutional guarantees of due process and equal protection as recently interpreted by the Supreme Court," attorney Roberta Kaplan said in a statement.
He retaliated with a drop-shot winner of his own, stepped toward the net, pointed a finger at his audacious new adversary and gave her a look that said, "You cannot be serious!" But McEnroe could plainly see that, yes, absolutely she was.
So, either we cannot know our own mental events, or our knowledge of them cannot be what is causing the plainly physical event of our saying something about our mental events.
For if scriptural literalism cannot be true -- and it plainly cannot -- then what the late Sir John Templeton called "the humble approach" to truth must prevail.
The act, she rightly argued, states plainly that waterways cannot be used for waste disposal.
It cannot be smog, because Rochester predated the industrial revolution, so I conclude that the director, who plainly fancies himself a symbolist, is bent on moral miasma.
Ekman, incidentally, professes to be "a terrible liar", and observes that although some people are plainly more accomplished liars than others, he cannot teach anyone how to lie.
