The Death of Ivan Ilyich, as its title plainly suggests, tells the story of the final months of one man: an ordinary, reasonably prosperous, and successful middle-aged Russian judge.
It was plainly suggesting a consultancy with generous remuneration.
But even after correcting the e-mail's exaggerations, the message remains: today's culture holds up standards of thinness that do not make sense for the average woman and -- the e-mail's tone plainly suggests -- it is high time women stood up to the pressure.
According to Horowitz, "the jury never got to hear critical information that plainly suggests another version of what happened"; namely, Volpe's and Wiese's descriptions of what went on in the bathroom.
If it had been intended to establish priorities as among the governmental units named in the order in which they appear in the sixth paragraph, the very structure of section 64b plainly suggests that each would have appeared under a separate numeral instead of all being grouped under a single numeral.
David Denby wrote that "the movie plainly suggests that controlling language is part of the authoritarian hangover of a former police state" and he calls it "bracing and funny — a minor classic shot in light so even and gray that all thought of sunshine seems to have been banished".
As the title of their paper plainly suggests, evolvability or the capacity of developmental systems to evolve is the proper focus of evo-devo.
As you can see, the company plainly suggests that Apple's 'baseless' attacks were behind the FTC's charges, something the company accuses it of spurring on "by misrepresenting facts and withholding information".
Many insiders felt she often confused her role as reporter with that of girlfriend, which the record plainly suggests.
In a statement released Sunday, before Bashir exited the country, South Africa's ruling African National Congress party plainly suggested that the ICC was biased against Africans, and that it was "no longer useful for the purposes for which it was intended". This isn't a unique perspective.
MPs presented him with copious evidence which, they said, plainly suggested otherwise.
