Sentence examples for it also plainly from inspiring English sources

But it also plainly fails the referendum test: even if its application is circumscribed, it would create new European rights that the European Court may later increase in scope.A minimalist treaty would annoy both maximalists and Eurosceptics.

It also plainly goes against many of their members' interests.

But it does confer the right to appoint him, and it also plainly states that "it is the MPR that holds the highest power of the state" and "the president who is appointed by the MPR shall be subordinate and accountable to the MPR".

It also plainly appears that, before we send a probe towards anyone of the nearest stellar systems, we will need a detailed radio map of that stellar system.

It's used as a base for paella, patatas bravas, and so many other traditional Spanish dishes, but its also plainly good in and of itself – a condiment to absolutely anything.

But it is also plainly in America's interest to stay involved and, when necessary, to show that it will put its might behind right, if only to deter the world's tyrants and terrorists from further mischief.

But sometimes it's also plainly true that the anguish sparks the work.

It is also plainly a bad blow for Mr Khatami's administration, from which the president could personally suffer.

In 2008, Metallica's "Death Magnetic," which was produced by Rick Rubin, was so aggressively compressed it was also plainly distorted.

It was also plainly clear to me that, if I a 20-year-old with an ugly mug was able to get a pizza off Tinder, then a hot blonde girl certainly could.

The war, he said, was "an unspeakable tragedy", but also "plainly a just war", and it was important that young people learned about it "in the right way".