Sentence examples for is very plainly from inspiring English sources

Tinder's unethical nature, according to the team, was based on the fact that it was ostensibly about forming human connections but is very plainly designed to be a meat market.

"If they don't follow the rules that are very plainly laid out for them, they will face prosecution".

Andrews was very plainly a beautiful Sebastian, whereas the pathos in Whishaw's performance begins in the gap that falls short of beauty.

Hogan was astounded not only by the level of detail but also the creative way the insects had been exposed: "Scientific specimens tend to be very plainly lit, whereas Levon has really brought them alive, and created insect portraits".

"Asthma is a disease of the airways, it is not a disease of the bowel, and the airways have their own microbiota – fungi and bacteria – which are very, very plainly abnormal in asthmatics," he added.

Plainly, though, the power of the test is very low given the small numbers.

There's not a whole lot revealed, but it is stated very plainly that only two active players can be tracked at any given moment.

Yet many of the murals are very intimate and plainly sincere, such as the artwork on Romero Bautista's "Just a Dream".

East Timor was a difficult assignment, but Mr. Vieira de Mello was very focused, talked plainly and fought through heavy odds to preserve the integrity of the territory and maintain peace.

She thinks she has found a companion in Mrs. Carey who also appears to be dressed very plainly.

The John Bull had remained on static display for another 15 years, but the locomotive's significance as one of the oldest locomotives in existence, or its use on the first railroad in New Jersey, was not very plainly noted in the display's literature.