Sentence examples for plainly, we will from inspiring English sources

And we will tell the American people plainly, we will fulfill that responsibility.

To put it plainly, we will only have a place in the future if we find ways to sustain ourselves and our resources.

And, value has its own manifestations which are exactly the same as costs but instead of depleting the source it adds to the source: adding energy, saving time, accumulating more money escalating in status.... or we plainly wonder will the planned activity make us feel good or bad; good is the value and bad is the cost.

And I said as plainly as I possibly could: 'We'll focus on Afghanistan; that's where we will focus'". Mr Blair can expect to face his questioners on his return today.

Science will plainly not settle, for example, whether or not there are moral truths; and if there are, they will likely play an explanatory role with regard to at least some of our moral beliefs—something we will miss if we approach these issues from an exclusively scientific point of view.

This year, we'll just say it plainly: Pantone's color of the year for 2013 is Emerald.

Plainly, it will take more than Wonder Woman to smash the patriarchy, but she's a start.

The veteran nature writer puts it plainly: "He will sleep by your bed, defend you from enemies and be your friend until he dies".

He is calm and sibylline, prophesying plainly what will come to pass, and his inspiration, in the new film, is far more distant than Marx.

If developers are required to give up land (or if it is stolen from them, to put it more plainly), they will down tools and stop building.

But let me say it plainly: I will not go along with a huge tax cut for the wealthy at the expense of everyone else and wreck our good economy in the process.