Sentence examples for it seems plainly from inspiring English sources

Chomsky also argued that it seems plainly untrue that language learning depends on the application of reinforcement.

When the O form was worded 'Some S is not P' this bothered us, but with it worded 'Not every S is P' it seems plainly right.

Given the above explanation of continuity in terms of infinite divisibility, the compositionality thesis seems plainly untenable; it violates the useful distinction between points and beads; the compositionality thesis seems to say that the line contains points the way a bead necklace contains beads.

The pop star Kesha released the best song of her career — "Praying" wishes divine mercy for someone who hurt and betrayed her, and seems plainly directed at her alleged abuser, the producer Dr. Luke — but it was passed over for Song of the Year (it was nominated for Best Pop Solo Performance).

Yet in this case the transfer seems plainly evident.

Most of those Ends whether real or imagined have already been eulogized so aggressively that to revisit them now seems plainly indulgent.

By Amanda Petrusich September 28, 2017 The new Netflix documentary "Gaga: Five Foot Two" tells a story that seems plainly contrary to observable events.

Reprieve director Clive Stafford Smith said: "Translated into plain English, what the judges are saying is that Britain committed what seems plainly to be a crime in 2004, but has now given up the power to release the victims from illegal detention".

Except that the ideal of the gentleman-legislator who cuts backroom deals in the public interest seems plainly an illusion in the age of 24-hour news cycles and constant pressure from interest groups with seemingly unlimited financial and, ultimately, electoral fire-power.

The answer seems plainly to be negative.

In the middle of an argument, he once observed, "This seems plainly absurd: but whoever wishes to become a philosopher must learn not to be frightened by absurdities" (2008 [1912], 17).