Sentence examples for has been plainly from inspiring English sources

With the Cold War over, Vietnam's relative insignificance has been plainly and painfully exposed.

Davis, to those inside the Mets' organization and even to casual observers, has been plainly adrift at the plate.

As the forensic analysis of the Lords constitution committee shows, the bill that emerged from the chaos of spring tinkers with the foundational political responsibility of the NHS – and not for any purpose that has been plainly stated.

While Mr. Bloomberg endorsed proposed changes in police and fire management practices, the mayor has been plainly uninterested in revisiting the specifics of what went wrong on Sept. 11, saying that it was far more pressing to maintain flexible, well-equipped forces than to spend months going to school on the last calamity.

Trump's official nomination as the Republican Party's candidate for President of the United States proved once and for all what has been plainly evident for months: no GOP elites--and certainly no alternative GOP presidential candidate--have the power to stop Trump.

But even before the skyrocket in the stock market that has made Wall Street and corporate coffers fatter than ever, Obama's record and indeed the record of past Democratic presidents in making Wall Street and big business richer has been plainly evident.

It had been plainly shown not to work.

Sometimes his remarks have been plainly untrue, as in his speech to the group in Norwalk.

In September, the transplant had been plainly visible on his CT scan.

He wrote that had the button depicted swastikas, a Confederate flag, or a burning cross, it would have been "plainly offensive" and he would have ruled differently.

Since then tattoos of distant cultures have been plainly seen as reflections of ritual and kinship, permanent markers of status and role.