Mr. Gore's proposals, derided by the Bush campaign as calling for excessive spending, are harder to follow in detail, though plainly they amount to a continuation of President Clinton's approach.
Again, nothing surprising, but almost refreshing to hear a CEO plainly detail the state of their business sans the need to hedge.
One immediately appreciates when studying his treatment of these issues a level of detail and sophistication plainly lacking in many of the accounts of causation written in the several centuries after his death.
"As the numbers detailed above illustrate plainly," the report said, "'not knowing' about police abuse in Chicago requires a great deal of active effort".
As with most of the lyrics on Anti, it feels much more personal and directly emotional, the second verse plainly detailing some sort of out of body feeling: "I knew your face once, but now it's unclear / I can't feel my body now, I separate from here and now".
One plainly critical detail is that he wasn't accepted at Harvard and therefore went to Columbia and therefore studied under Ben Graham.
Obama was right about Biden's debate with Ryan: rewatching it is a good reminder of his ability to speak plainly and in detail about Democratic economic policies — something that involves more than just throwing out lines about level playing fields.
Another distinguishing aspect of the Toledo outfit was that Mrs. Obama's dress and the small details, like the necklace, were plainly visible.
In this image, an observer can plainly see landscape details such as fences, trees, roads, etc. Capturing this same image in the long-wave infrared (i.e., thermal) spectrum provides a different set of salient features (Fig. 1 b).
She reduced the juicy parts to a five-word sentence, putting the matter plainly without divulging any details: "Alan had not been faithful".
