Sentence examples for of how plainly from inspiring English sources

Rowe is instructive of how plainly to the left of New Labour a good Conservative can stand.

How plainly glorious to celebrate this work.

No matter how plainly anyone talks, it's still just talk.

"The ash grove how graceful / how plainly 'tis speaking" goes the Welsh folk song the Ash Grove.

Integrity does not seem to be exclusively a matter of how people approach plainly moral concerns.

Intended to prove his thesis about the unpredictable and adaptive nature of wild animals, he wrote of how the pair "plainly deliberated" their elaborate swinging nest that had been made out of three sticks fastened together; when finished, the birds then "tied a single knot at the extreme end" of a dangling string so it would not unravel over time.

The consultation document fails to give any examples of how research in a plainly measurable way improves that quality.

Trump often speaks of how much "fun" he has running his business and running for President, but he plainly is having less of it lately.

No one has taken the perceived failings of the administration more personally or shown the strain as plainly as Mr. Axelrod, who as White House senior adviser oversees every aspect of how Mr. Obama is presented.

During several hours of conversation I plainly pointed out how their founding father Ali's words in Nahjul Balagha work against women's rights, and how the vendetta prayers for the festival of Ashura lead to violence.

Both events raised the profile of just how strategically placed, biased or plainly wrong stories might have influenced people's voting in those pivotal events; and people (and businesses) are still talking about how to fix the problem, which started as a public relations risk but threatens to tip into becoming a business and legal risk if not checked.