Sentence examples for even more plainly from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the Internet reveals these truths even more plainly.
Gove's desire to clone De Souza belongs even more plainly in the world of the MBA.
Shagger Norris, who I bump into, puts it even more plainly.
Witness, this week, his hectic rush to rescue MobilCom, a failed German telecoms company; and witness, even more plainly, his enthusiasm for rubbishing a possible American-led attack against Iraq, even if it were sanctioned by the United Nations.What a pity.
To put it even more plainly, she has mostly beaten Sanders like a drum, winning over 3 million more popular votes.
Green chile is often served even more plainly: On this last visit I was helping my sainted sister-in-law prepare for a big family party and she asked me to peel and chop a bag.
Mr. Verrilli said this pretty plainly at the argument and even more carefully in his briefs in the case.
Plainly, the individual medley is becoming even more demanding and scaling fresh heights.
Miliband would plainly like to distance the two even more, if he could find another source of finance.
This problem is plainly bigger than the CBI's predictable whingeing about even more supply-side measures.
NPR was now plainly on notice that it would be watched and scrutinized even more for even the slightest hint of liberal taint in its newscasts and commentaries.
