It was plainly evident even in the team's practice Monday.
Worse, it is plainly evident that they could use Rodriguez's bat — more than ever — if it has any home runs left in it.
[n17] In any event, I would apply the exclusionary [p264] rule when it is plainly evident that a magistrate or judge had no business issuing a warrant.
"It was plainly evident that he was suffering a terrible mental struggle," said Joe Choynski, his trainer and a former heavyweight from the bare-knuckle era.
When Holley Mangold, the personable American weightlifter, walked onstage at the ExCel Centre in London on Sunday afternoon, it was plainly evident that she was the largest of the fourteen women competing in the super-heavyweight category.
Yet through the arrests, confessions and sentencings, it was plainly evident how such a horrifying event affected those closest to it -- Mr. Shepard's family, the killers' families, the killers themselves.
When I covered the 2008 Democratic primary debate in Los Angeles, it was plainly evident that she was better able to support her claims with names and numbers than then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama.
As explained then, it was plainly evident he had not acted with the level of professionalism expected of an MSU employee, particularly one holding an office that involves student and patient safety.
Biographer Richard Hough writes that "even from their infancy, it was plainly evident that the elder son took after his father, in character and appearance, while Albert strongly resembled his mother in most respects".
Raw data for problematic markers were reviewed using BeadStudio and then either the marker was discarded entirely if any ambiguity in data calling could not be resolved or individual genotype calls were modified if it was plainly evident that such adjustments were warranted.
It is plainly apparent in this show.
