Sentence examples for it plainly appears from inspiring English sources

But it does not follow that the judgment should be reversed; for it plainly appears that the situation was one where, according to a sound judicial discretion, controlling weight must have been given to the prior refusal.

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.

The principle is familiar, but in any given case it must plainly appear to apply.

The patriarchal character of the Russian family plainly appears in the fact that no amount of bad treatment on the part of the parents justifies an appeal to the village tribunal, unless it involves danger to life or limb.

The periodicity in q2 plainly appears from AHSM values in contrary to the fluctuating harmonics of q3.

The Romans had taste enough to admire the arts of Greece, as plainly appears by the great collections they made of their statues and pictures, as well as by adopting their architecture and music: but I do not remember to have read of any Roman who made a great figure either as a painter or a statuary.

Jonty Heaversedge and I refer to this as The Mindful Manifesto, meant not in the sense of an overt programme of meditation-based policymaking, but in the original spirit of the word as something manifest, or plainly appearing.

And that not only in an egg, but in every foetus and animal conception whatsoever, as shall soon plainly appear".

But it plainly took its toll.

The constant of gravitation is plainly a fundamental quantity, since it appears to determine the large-scale structure of the entire universe.

Still, not having it plainly galls Obama.