Sentence examples for more plainly a from inspiring English sources

Or, more plainly, "A sparkling intellect doesn't get you on to the pages of Vogue".

This makes Egypt's activist judges a mirror of the theologians they claim to fear, a kind of wilayat al-faqih of establishment secularists or, more plainly, a kritarchy — a system ruled by judges.

The numbers and the chart above show this to be a recipe for inelastic response to recession, or, more plainly, a great way to cut some big holes in the safety net.

What about human assets, or more plainly, a strong native workforce?

Tompkins brought her work to dealers and they all said the same thing: she was too young, too inexperienced, or more plainly, a woman.

Yet, with a cake that is more plainly decorated, a patterned plate can set it off perfectly.

Despite her company's name, Gong projects nothing more plainly than a conviction that fate is obsolete.

More plainly, it's a reunion with the drummer Sean Rickman and the electric bassist Anthony Tidd, both Five Elements alumni who rejoin Mr. Coleman here, alongside the trumpeter Jonathan Finlayson.

More plainly, she is a playwright and performer whose one-woman shows carry her through rapid successions of ethnically diverse male and female roles: a Russian immigrant or an elderly Jewish woman; an Italian cop or a Brooklyn rapper seeking treatment for rhyme addiction; an American Indian comedian or a Chinese-American woman whose daughter, to her disappointment, is lesbian.

And, for most Americans, the NRA's "guns everywhere" vision of America has become, more plainly than ever, a nightmare.

In his translation of the above, Sebastian Brock puts it even more plainly: "'Satan' is a name denoting the deviation of the human will from truth; it is not the designation of a natural being".