Sentence examples for it seemed plain from inspiring English sources

By its conclusion, it seemed plain that the court would extend a 2008 decision that first identified an individual right to own guns to strike down Chicago's gun control law, widely considered the most restrictive in the nation.

It seemed plain which was the more reasonable choice.

Ismail's farewell video, it seemed plain, had been lengthened and re-edited into a recruiting advertisement.

But it seemed plain when the case was argued in April that he was satisfied that Texas had standing, paving the way for a deadlock.

Many Barcelona players lost their heads and their fouling was no longer aimed solely at snuffing out attacks – much of it seemed plain malicious.

From their confusion as they arrived, and the relief that some showed after talking with the judge, it seemed plain that none of the 12 knew more than vaguely what to expect when they reached the court.

It seems plain that leaving the task to the public sector has not worked.

In some, though, it seems plain that she would have voted differently from him.

It seems plain enough that Iran, under a reformist president, Hassan Rouhani, wants a deal over its nuclear programme.

With the recent terror attacks in Turkey, Egypt and Paris, it seems plain that they have at least three objectives.

It seems plain that his indebtedness to her must only increase with each new allegation of sexual impropriety.