Sentence examples for plainly I from inspiring English sources

Noting that her male counterparts would never be denounced on those terms, the artist describes the situation plainly: " i think this is sexism," she said, She also said that there are prejudiced stereotypes about what women artists are "permitted" to make work about.

In the video, Mr. Gingrich states his mission plainly: "I do need your help," he says.

To put it plainly: I truly believe we need new tools to counter old threats.

Plainly I would not have survived this trip on a windy day.

I'll say it plainly: I spent my adolescence preparing for and eventually giving myself over to an imagined life.

Asked about his knowledge of the Koran, he said plainly: "I have no experience with it whatsoever.

So to you, and to those who can hear my voice, I want to say it as plainly as I can: I'm running for president because I want to fight for you.

"Every chance I got I said plainly what I thought of the right-wing Republicans and the harm they were doing".

I wrote her an e-mail laying out my question as plainly as I could: "I am trying to understand why the mortgage brokers who work at a major bank are getting a pass when they have lied on liar loans," I said.

The secret is I tend to speak plainly and I already said exactly what I wanted to say.

But, plainly, the 'I' in (12) does refer to me when this sentence is uttered by me after all, it is a claim about me.