Sentence examples for either plainly from inspiring English sources
A judge would surely deem such factors either plainly irrelevant or at best the most circumstantial of circumstantial evidence.
If you look at Clinton's exchange with Steve Kroft in its entirety, I count eight separate times in which she either plainly denied the false claim that Obama was Muslim, labeled that suggestion to be a smear, or expressed sympathy for Obama having to deal with the Muslim innuendo.
Yes, he was plainly either a medium or else one of the sarcastic young men who write humorous stories about spiritualists for the popular magazines.
The reader grows conscious of a kind of metaphysical battle taking place, with Hanny and his brother caught between the conventions of the Catholic faith and the unreasoned wildness of the natural world, with neither side plainly either wicked or good.
When things go wrong, however, it's hard for doctors to detect what substance the carrier has ingested, as they are either unconscious or plainly unwilling to talk about it.
Aristotle should either judge it as plainly wrong, wasteful or unfitting (and hence contrary to duty), or as "a noble" deed which is ultimately self-serving, adding glory to the agent, even if only posthumously.
But for UN officials to speak about Saudi's responsibility for the events in Syria and Iraq while fully exonerating Iran there is either extremely stupid or plainly sinister.
Of these, a slight majority were either noncompliant with guidelines or plainly inappropriate.
"The debate in Germany over whether to pay off the Greek debts is, given the evidence, plainly risible, because either there will be a well-controlled default or a badly controlled one," he wrote.
Either way, the complicated result plainly contradicts its title: For a rock-star victory lap, "Everything You've Come to Expect" is anything but.
Although it was George W. Bush who expressed it most plainly -- countries are either "with us" or against us -- this remains Washington's guiding principle in the hemisphere.
