Sentence examples for it's plainly a from inspiring English sources

This seems to switch itself off the minute you accelerate, but it's plainly a boon for anyone who plans to drive at 5mph along a flat surface.

But even then, Weathersignal is quite basic and has a few quirks — like telling me my Nexus 7 is sitting in 37-degree Fahrenheit weather, when it's plainly a warm day.

"So for us to be throwing £3m into landfill every year - it's plainly a total waste of money.

It's almost entirely unregulated by states, but it's plainly a key issue for new enrollees.

As a personal campaign it's wholly understandable; as a wider cultural response to the horror of rape, it's plainly an indication of misogyny.

Factory, or even the mere promise of it, is plainly a boost to the marketing of St John's.

"It was plainly a claim in part-implement of the defender's alleged obligations, being a definitive step in the process of enforcing them".

Writing in to the TLS on May 25, Nicholas Morgan said he found it "curious" that Sarah Curtis's review of "Mudwoman" made no reference to the fact that it was "plainly a portrait" of Ms. Faust, the first woman to head Harvard.

It is plainly a step back.

With philosophy, however, it is plainly a different story.

It is plainly a law of nature, and we obeyed it.