Sentence examples for less plainly from inspiring English sources
Less plainly, levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), a noxious gas, have been found to be around three times higher there than the legal limit.
I asked Dr. Painter whether, as whiteness becomes less plainly advantageous, as it becomes better to be rich and black, for example, than poor and white, there will be more explicit calls for white pride and white solidarity.
He appears less plainly aggrieved about his pain than many of his peers are; musicians like Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell, and Chris Stapleton draw from comparable sources but write more vexed and obviously cathartic songs.
Sam Jordison is kicking things off today with a look at Raymond Briggs's sweetly lugubrious Father Christmas, and in the coming days we'll be looking at The Story of Holly and Ivy by Rumer Godden, The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper and The Box of Delights by John Masefield, as well as less plainly festive fare including Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections.
Williams has also left a wider, if less plainly manifest legacy as a metaphysician.
About the last time I saw him, a. few weeks before his death, he more or less plainly told me so.
Using ration-cards as registration cards would be plainly less than perfect, though they may have been used in local elections.
Obviously this has worked for M. contractus because the creature is still with us, but it is quite plainly less than half a rocket engine.
Mind, when John Kerry appeared on "The Daily Show," Stewart wasn't much less egregious, too plainly eager to boost his guest's nonexistent hipness quotient.
In other words, Mr Kerry's position is not bad, but it is plainly less good than it was.In this section In search of a message The problem with Kerrynomics On the trail A matter of evidence Whose Bill of Rights, anyway?
If the talks last long enough, a further 78 Palestinians are due to be freed in batches in the coming months.Mr Abbas's Palestinian critics say his non-violent policy is plainly less effective than that of Hamas, the Islamist faction that runs the Gaza Strip.
