Sentence examples for now plain that from inspiring English sources
It is now plain that this approach does not work.
The children are dying, and it is now plain that diplomacy alone cannot avail them.
Opposition immigration spokesman Richard Marles says it's now plain that turn-backs are not happening.
It's now plain that "taking back control" – of borders and customs – brings bigger not smaller government.
It is now plain that the first plank of an informal pact is in place.
It is now plain that policy makers clearly understood the risks of shooting down planes to stop drug trafficking, and of dealing with Mr. Montesinos.
That, having been fused with the air-force team and been rebranded Atlético Aviación at the end of the Spanish civil war, they won the league in 1940 and 1941; that, now plain Atlético Madrid in 1947, they won two more leagues at the start of the 1950s, and four trophies in the 1960s – including back-to-back Copa del Generalísimo successes against Real.
"It is now plain," he says, "that every president, immediately upon election, attracts the serious interest of political opponents and the professional interests of the media in tearing him down and pushing him toward resignation".
"It is now plain to see that the Republican dog is being wagged by the Tea Party tail.
Beveridge's side has made history, that is now plain to see.
"Farage can drink as many pints as he likes, but he'll never be able to distance himself from these views that would go down like a lead balloon in pubs and clubs across the land "It is now plain for all to see that a vote for Ukip is a vote for the privatisation of the NHS," he added.
