Sentence examples for is plainly shown from inspiring English sources

The dominancy of these adjudications is plainly shown by the fact that as the result of the decision in the leading case (Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Kansas, 216 U. S. 1, 30 Sup.

The moderating influence of the sea upon the air temperature is plainly shown; the autumn and winter months have higher, and the summer months lower, temperatures than the Continental stations; the yearly variation at Norderney is only 17.1° C., while at Berlin it is 19.2°.

It had been plainly shown not to work.

The English bank clerk is as good material as is to be found anywhere in the world, if only he is encouraged to develop himself and take an interest in his work, by being plainly shown that keenness is wanted, recognised, and rewarded.

Harlequin &c., as indicative of Christmas, weep over the little quantity of yours... and others in the background are plainly showing that it was not for want of paper".

But this, as its sources show, is plainly insufficient.

That is plainly wrong as our record shows.

It is plainly apparent in this show.

Not so much, although Mike Pence is a target and the whole show is plainly being surveilled by Russia.

Leray's piquant wit is everywhere and when April dreams of taming wild animals, the beast on show is, plainly, a yellow rubber duck.

Defenders of the show, including at least one descendent of the Sultan who doesn't like its raunchy depiction of his ancestors, have retorted that criticism is unwarranted since the show is plainly a soap opera aimed at entertainment.