Sentence examples for even plainly from inspiring English sources
Canadians aren't only polite; they're incredibly humble too, and reluctant to take credit for even plainly heroic acts.
His suggestions in this direction may seem unfortunate, since for a broad range of thoughts, images, construed naturally and narrowly as pictorial representations, seem unnecessary or even plainly irrelevant.
Then, inspired by similar works related to the P2P field, it surveys related research papers to qualify the ICN literature produced so far, finding that a large fraction of contributions either uses custom, proprietary, and unavailable software, or even plainly fails to mention any information in this regard.
The upshot is that in many instances even plainly dangerous chemicals would be incorrectly regarded as "safe" for evidence purposes, which would effectively immunize the manufacturers and users of those chemicals against any liability for the harms that the substances might cause.
They're not all classics, but even the plainly unfair ones have unforgettable qualities that made us persevere.
("Intercourse" encompassed all manner of dealings and exchanges: trade, conversation, letter-writing, and even — if plainly outside the scope of Marshall's meaning — sex).
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.
Neal Shapiro, the president of NBC News, whose variegated domain includes cable television, and even blogs, plainly felt that the nightly news broadcast needs to have its red-state credentials in order.
