Sentence examples for has become plainly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it has become plainly clear that we can no longer neglect the security, public policy, legal, ethical, and social implications of the rapidly emerging technological tools we are developing.

The consequences of this political impasse have become plainly obvious as protests and demands descend into increasingly hard-line activism and low-level insurgency.

And, for most Americans, the NRA's "guns everywhere" vision of America has become, more plainly than ever, a nightmare.

Omar, plainly, has become a favorite target of President Trump and his fellow Republicans.

Plainly put, this has become a less tolerant India.

Food self-sufficiency has become a political rallying cry.That instinct is plainly misguided.

Röbke also said that Knut plainly misses his past father-figure, Thomas Dörflein, and has become so used to attention that he cries when no one is near his enclosure.

Bolt speaks plainly when suggesting that, after enduring unfamiliar adversity, he has become mentally stronger.

Now Moe, through dark sunglasses a few feet away, could plainly see the serious commotion surrounding a 23-year-old circuit rookie, a former bricklayer and Austrian national program reject who has become Tiger Woods of the World Cup tour.

(And those two towers rising, however plainly, have become a source of pride: something's rising).

The British, according to that study published this week, have become more tolerant, but, plainly, there are limits.