Sentence examples for it very plainly from inspiring English sources

They speak it very plainly.

Dan Galves, a senior vice president at Mobileye, put it very plainly: the vehicles we have on the roads now are "small fleets of infants" in terms of what they've accomplished and what they have yet to learn.

And he said it very plainly.

(The attempt by opponents of Obamacare to argue that the law didn't say what it very plainly did say was silly to begin with; that it was rejected means that words do, in fact, have meaning. But this isn't a place to argue with Scalia. Let's just let him rip).

State it very plainly, "I am going to Susan's, and then Rhonda's house, and then the three of us are going to... ...... Make him understand you want hang out with your friends for the day, and that it has nothing to do with him (or something he's done or something he's NOT done), it is something YOU want to do.

It shows very plainly that although the secesh may be smart on shackles, they are nothing on shoes".

There's not a whole lot revealed, but it is stated very plainly that only two active players can be tracked at any given moment.

I think that comes across very plainly, and it was at the forefront of my decision making".

"Do that," said Rodriguez, "but also say very, very plainly that it doesn't matter what gender you are, or what orientation you are, you can be raped".

Solution: Keep the original purpose alive by stating it and writing it down -- If I had to do it over again, I would have said very plainly -- Please keep in mind, our purpose is to make visitors feel welcome.

BEIRUT -- Russia believes that it sees the situation of the Middle East very plainly.