Sentence examples for extremely plainly from inspiring English sources

The Amish refuse to engage or adapt to modern convenience, and in turn, live very simple (aka terrible) lives, and dress extremely plainly, so as not to draw attention to themselves.

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.

But it's not all utopia: globalization has a lot to answer for, with the extremely delicious but plainly unhealthy Americanized foods such as pizzas and fries creeping their way into school lunches around the world.

During the 1980s, when adulation (or fear) of Japan was at its peak, many observers made the mistake of assuming that because some things in the country plainly worked extremely well, everything did, so everything must be worth emulating and the trend must be ever upwards.

"The chancellor's path is extremely contentious, with the public plainly opposed because it is unclear what limit there is to how far Germany has to jump in to cover Greece's debt," said Werner J. Patzelt, a political scientist at Technical University in Dresden.

"Their use in the classroom reflects unacceptable and extremely poor judgment by the teacher and is plainly not consistent with community values," Ms. Greenfield said.

This argument is refuted by two known examples of prokaryotic cells living within other prokaryotes [ 32, 33]--plainly it is possible, even if extremely uncommon.

She plainly takes great pleasure from working on extremely ambitious opportunities with outstanding people.

Mushrooms are an extremely rich source of vitamin D. And any overweight mycophile (the mountain man plainly wasn't bothered by his size) can lose pounds almost painlessly by substituting mushrooms for meat.

Myler, who was editor of the News of the World between 2007 and 2011, said he was "extremely disappointed" with the committee's findings, which he said were made despite evidence in its report which "plainly contradicts" its conclusions.

However, I remain extremely uncomfortable with this notion that anti-semitic ranting can be conflated with routine regrettable drunken behaviour, when it's plainly not equivalent.