Sentence examples for it would plainly from inspiring English sources

It would plainly be misleading to call it total.

It would plainly fail the Supreme Court's test.

And it would plainly lead to a more efficient and greener energy future.

It would plainly be best if bruising partisan battles over judges could be kept to a minimum.

But it would plainly be a humiliating first for the Catholic church, and one that the cardinal could sanction probably only with the pope's blessing.

It would plainly be nonsense to lay the blame for City's inexplicable failures in Europe at the feet of Aguero, but if ever there were a night for a virtuoso flourish to banish the negativity this was it.

"It would be plainly inconsistent with the government's decision today to do otherwise," said the lawyer, Marc Agnifilo.

An Israeli journalist, she talks to victims and activists from both sides of the line, bringing lives and landscape vividly to life at the same time as putting the wall in its political context.The idea started on Israel's left, and was at first reviled on the right because it would signal plainly in concrete the end of the dream of a Greater Israel in the whole of the West Bank.

"It would be plainly wrong for the health minister to question the judgement and recommendations of a group of such esteemed health professionals".

Indeed, if the playing field were level, Mr Tsvangirai would plainly win it with ease.But it is hard to imagine a remotely fair second round any time soon.

"It's our view this would plainly be unconstitutional," the acting executive director of the ACLU, Randall Marshall, told NBC News.