Many, of course, have thought that Nietzsche held precisely this view, and he plainly says much to suggest that.
Indeed, in one corner some of the young Tooks and Brandybucks, supposing Uncle Bilbo to have finished (since he had plainly said all that was necessary), now got up an impromptu orchestra, and began a merry dance-tune.
In a rising voice, he simply and plainly said: "Russia will never be a great power unless it allows journalists to write what they want and for intellectuals to be able to speak their mind!" I thought about Stone's words at the Human Rights Watch awards dinner in San Francisco on Thursday night.
My future, he was plainly saying to himself, is in Greenville and this is good enough for Greenville, so let's go.
"Let me state it plainly," said Mr. Kerry, a Democratic presidential contender.
America, as Mr Obama more plainly said, thinks Britain is most influential inside the EU, so should not run the risk of leaving it.
Plainly said, this would avoid the creation of waste by the 'consumer' of buidling elements.
Plainly said, there is a cathode 2 mm to the right of, and an anode 2 mm directly below, a ball of tissue in an otherwise uniform ocean of artificial sea water.
Plainly said, these cars ooze sex appeal if you like the look of diving watches, flat-panel plasma TVs and Apple iBooks.
Plainly said, this is extraordinarily creepy and unlikely to yield favourable results.
In fact, as Senator Feingold plainly said and as Christopher Bond gloated, it was a capitulation.
