Sentence examples for of us plainly from inspiring English sources

I've sat through thousands of hours of testimony about why people are poor - they don't work hard enough, they lack moral fiber, they're not as smart as the rest of us (plainly, after Madoff, Letterman, et.al., I won't have to be fighting this one out for a least a few months).

Forgetting is supposed to be the antithesis of learning, and whether we're a kid or an adult, most of us are plainly embarrassed if we can't recall a name or fact.

"...So why is it so hard to do what the American people -- most of us -- so plainly want done?" An excellent question.

Yet, as he strained with his arms and his legs to propel himself forward and drag the heavy sled, he was gnawed by doubts: "I was nervous about lots of things; of failing the team; of getting injured; of letting down all those people who had supported us; of plainly not being physically up for it — put simply, I feared failure".

For nearly all of us, the answer is plainly yes.

The religious call it God; the secular know it as Art; but it resides in all of us and we see it plainly in our best.

Keats speaks plainly and vigorously much of the time, but he also slips into metaphor and eloquence as easily as the rest of us slip into banality.

Speaking clearly also lets us examine the elements of a proposition plainly.

But this particular line of attack on criticism of Obama is plainly racist.

He spoke of policy plainly and well.

This will not be easy, given that many of them plainly are not.