He added: "The bottom line is that it would be enormously self-destructive for the Republicans to waste time on what is a plainly empty expression of primal, partisan rage".
The police in Madrid once questioned my mother, apparently on the theory that a plainly dressed, middle-aged American high school teacher searching for an all-night pharmacy might actually be a prostitute trolling for business.
And thus an uncomfortable light shined once again on a man plainly hidden in the ranks of the Senate for a dozen years now.
Why do the speakers keep anticipating a third dialogue, the Philosopher (Sophist 216c 217b, 253c 254b; Statesman 257a c, 258b), on a topic plainly dear to Plato's heart, which he then never wrote?
He shows me early sketches for it, which reveal a boggled-eyed hunched troll with a plainly murderous leer on its hideous face.
There is sex discrimination going on, plainly – 43% of British people don't earn enough to bring in their spouse, but that rises to 57% of women, against 28% of men.
"But in my view none of these factors provides real mitigation for the sustained failure by senior supervisory officers to give this investigation the priority it required and to get a grip on what was plainly a long-standing pattern of terrifying offences committed within a single borough".
It is a lecture on, plainly, not giving a fuck.
Leray's piquant wit is everywhere and when April dreams of taming wild animals, the beast on show is, plainly, a yellow rubber duck.
Other negative reviews stated, "a blot on an honorable career", "plainly a gimmick movie", and "merely one of those television shows padded out to two hours".
