Sentence examples for is equally plain from inspiring English sources

Deng's passion for England is equally plain.

It is equally plain that Ms. Jackson has no intention of abandoning her agenda or her defense of one of the most successful of America's landmark environmental statutes.

It is equally plain that he is not a contented Catholic today; he makes pointed reference to two of the theologians who ran afoul of the late Pope John Paul II, Hans Küng and Edward Schillebeeckx, and ends the book with an angry epilogue on the state of the Catholic Church in our own time, especially in the United States.

This was plain to Mr. Marshall when he announced his plan to help the recovery of Europe; it was equally plain to the Russian leaders when they rejected that plan and set the Communist parties of Europe to destroy it.

I wish it were equally plain for all to see that human migration in general can create triple wins - for migrants, for their countries of origin, and for the societies that receive them.

The vice president was equally plain-spoken when asked about California's energy crisis.

Villagers in this heavily Sikh area are equally plain-spoken about the use of ultrasound -- and like the doctors, they say it has become available in nearby towns only in the last five years or so.

And it is equally as plain that this most coercive of measures used as a first resort was authorised in advance of these recent protests.

(But then, Spetter is equally fearful of a plain old carburetor. "If my lawnmower didn't start, Iwouldn't know what to do," he says.

Despite the program-note allegations that these pieces were equally just plain music, the sense that rock had to assume some kind of classical mantle to gain respect still lingered around the first two parts of the program, which felt like a dinner jacket pulled out of mothballs for a formal occasion, not least because the players seemed on their best, slightly subdued behavior.

Although calculated HCO3- values fall within the range measured in the High Plains aquifers, alkalinity is equally important parameter to measure because when combined with pH it can be used to calculate the pCO2 (sum equations 1 and 2): CO2(g) + H2O = HCO3- + H+ (4). to confirm that the acidity is due to an influx of CO2 and to estimate the magnitude of the leak when measured over time and area.