Sentence examples for left plainly from inspiring English sources

And, as in Dickens, the sentimental threatens to purple a grim reality better left plainly told.

The difference today, when much of this discussion takes place in public digital spaces, is that the conversation leaves plainly observable digital footprints.

All the talk of pork buns has left me plainly desperate to eat one.

The square, which we barely leave, is plainly a stage, but it must be said that Mr. Savona's talents as a dramatist are variable.

The Nazi seizure of Norway, the collapse of France, and a Britain driven from the continent, followed by German victories in Yugoslavia and Greece, plainly left the U.S.S.R. as a potential target of Nazi attack.

Nishikori had also racked up way more pre-final court time – 16 hours 26 minutes to Cilic's 14 hours 49 minutes – and the two back-to-back five-setters he survived to beat Milos Raonic and Stanislas Wawrinka plainly left him drained, not to mention the nervous energy flooding through his body on the biggest night of his career.

That will plainly take time.

Add to these continuing repercussions the high rates of violence, murder, and illness, and you are left with a city that plainly and obviously needs time and space and resources to heal.

Williams has also left a wider, if less plainly manifest legacy as a metaphysician.

That had given way to a quarter century of passive/aggressive weasel words like "misrepresenting my record" that Americans had grown tired of and to them, Trump is a chance to get rid of the politically correct culture that has left Americans unable to speak plainly to one another, terrified of offending one group or another.

It was left to Mr. Bush to speak plainly what was already clear: "There are no survivors".