Sentence examples for hence plainly from inspiring English sources
Iran's efforts to extend its influence to them are "destabilization," hence plainly illegitimate.
That was so plainly wrong.
Some of these combinations are plainly inconsistent and, hence, can be dealt with very briefly.
His opponents plainly think so.
Aristotle should either judge it as plainly wrong, wasteful or unfitting (and hence contrary to duty), or as "a noble" deed which is ultimately self-serving, adding glory to the agent, even if only posthumously.
Moreover, the court's interpretation of "legal vote," and hence its decision to order a contest-period recount, plainly departed from the legislative scheme.
In any event, Mr Gollnisch's implied threat is plainly real enough, as Mr Chirac knows.Hence the new government, formed this week to fill the void between the departure of Mr Jospin and the June elections.
(However, "self-evident," for Lotze, was often times invoked for an accomplishment of thought and, hence, not strictly identifiable with the ordinary notion of the plainly "obvious").
Thus, the Poincaré inequality for maps in plainly implies (A.3).
Hence his impatience to get the country moving in a new direction and the readiness of his critics, plainly still a minority, to accuse him of being authoritarian.
