Sentence examples for it's plain that from inspiring English sources

From the images of the past few days, it's plain that last week's attacks have riled up the French public in a way that is, in some ways, redolent of the aftermath of the U.S. reaction to 9/11.

It's plain that Sudan's military-security establishment, which has held power, largely unchallenged, for 30 years, has scant idea how to deal with the non-violent mass protests that have overwhelmed Khartoum and other cities in recent months.

By now it's plain that Wolfe's fiction, while often featuring hilarious set-pieces of social embarrassment and lubricious yearning, is no match for the best of his journalism, which is still as fizzy as when it was first uncorked.

Looking at this scrapbook, it's plain that even though "Heat Vision"'s life ended two years ago, it is very much alive for its creators.

Despite my reservations about the PSP2/NGP's place in the gaming market of tomorrow, it's plain that it's a hell of a machine.

For now, it's plain that the legal underpinnings of the NSA's programs and the constitutionality of its actions will be thoroughly vetted in court.

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It is plain that the administration's reassurance to Americans is false.

It is plain that all the family's scant resources are devoted to looking after him.

It is plain that we cannot do both.

It is plain that there is wide variety in American religious taste.