Sentence examples for could plainly from inspiring English sources

The statistics showed what the eye could plainly see.

This economy could plainly use more of it; millions of unemployed workers are a testament to that.

The cash buffer corporate America has built up in case of harder times makes a fresh shock of that kind unlikely.Yet even without a double dip, America could plainly be doing better.

Back in Bellaire, a 20-year veteran of the coaching wars could plainly see that the rules are outdated, unfair and all about a system that best serves the administrators, not the playmakers.

Within 10 minutes of curtain-up, the comforting darkness of the auditorium was proving irresistible, but my friend was up on stage, a mere 10ft away, and could plainly see me.

They have now become what much of the world could plainly see (and which New Yorkers could only belatedly see): the city's most conspicuous and symbolically freighted civic monument.

Earthquakes are rare in Britain, and I could see plainly Liz's great shock at experiencing one.

For us over here it was only 5 30 in the morning when they finally landed and at last we could talk plainly.

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".

Writer was impelled in this direction by a feeling that had been growing on writer over the past several summers that there were plenty of other things amiss in baseball--things he could see plainly, out there on the field.

But, meal by meal across the decades, the authenticity of Julia Child glowed forth from the television screen to overpower any quibbles and doubts about the presence of such a marvelously honest woman who dared to show the nation that fine cooking could be plainly taught.