Sentence examples for made plain in from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Saunders as Brigitte Nielsen as The Ice Maiden, whose hellish status as "a woman who one suspects is not of this earth" is made plain in this impressive fan-made trailer.

All this was made plain in court today.

Just how little power Tamils have was made plain in last month's presidential election.

His weaknesses as a businessman, however, are made plain in the book.

Just how vulnerable is made plain in the locutions of property brokers.

Mr. Frid, as he made plain in interviews, was as conflicted about his calling as Barnabas was about his own.

Language can exist in bad faith, as his reference to the South American "disappeared" makes plain in The Good Son.

As Sylvie Simmons makes plain in her excellent biography "I'm Your Man," Cohen's apprenticeship was in letters.

"This is the pope making plain in a liturgical context that the people of the church have failed to make plain the truth that the church bears".

But as John Campbell makes plain in this unauthorised biography, the Iron Lady would also have milked the arrival of a new baby in Downing Street for every last drop of political advantage.

But as Bruce Watson makes plain in his taut and involving new book, "Freedom Summer," the rest of America in 1964 was beginning to have trouble looking away from Mississippi.