Sentence examples for plain to all from inspiring English sources

"It's quite straightforward," said Rodgers, who has made his feelings plain to all parties concerned.

I have made it plain to all members of the clergy that any attempt to obstruct an investigation of sexual abuse will result in prosecution and punishment".

Murphy was recruited once more for screenwriting duties and the production's theatrical bloodline is at times plain to all and sundry.

"No matter what the name of the crime the authorities try to impose on Mr. Wang Gongquan, it is plain to all that this is nothing more than political persecution," the petition said.

What would impel Britain to help Saudi Arabia onto an important UN human rights body when it is plain to all that Saudi Arabia's human rights record is lamentably poor?

There will be plenty of grandstanding by Tea Partiers leading up to this, which will make it plain to all that the Republican Party can't agree among itself enough to pass a real budget ― at least, not without Democratic help.

When they finally raised the Larry O'Brien trophy and the purple and gold confetti rained down from the rafters, it was plain to see: all three sides of the triangle fit perfectly.

What was clear by the end of the day is something that's been fairly plain to see all along: Trump is just not going to pivot.

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — The sudden shift in the balance of power here was plain to see, of all places, on the tennis courts at the Golf Hotel.

While she doesn't like to call herself a "supermodel," it was plain to see for all those watching that Campbell's still got it.

I think, it's plain to say that all these quite serious attachments to what's sold as lip glossed, steamy, hot and happy, passion will remain relevant throughout our sexual lives.