Sentence examples for plainly a bit from inspiring English sources

He gave the impression on Saturday that he regretted airing the matter – through comments like: "We've had a bug about, there's no two ways about it, and we will have a few more … We don't want Cue Card coughing on Christmas Day, do we?" That was plainly a bit of gallows humour but Tizzard is now playing it straight.

How can you give them, quite plainly, a bit more of what they want?

To put this a bit more plainly, most countries that suffer big financial crises see the value of their currency fall.

I don't want to look like everyone else, so I dress a bit more plainly here than back home, in Jacksonville, Florida.

VIOLENCE Quite a bit, but always comic and plainly so.

After a bit of this and that, Villarreal plainly asks the director, one Dan Isett, if he's even played the game.

He's plainly wounded — voice scraped and hollow, sapped of tension — but musters a bit of dignity and sunshine: "I'm so glad/When she was here/She was mine".

Thiel plainly trusts his own hiring abilities, but further, he's reportedly having a bit of trouble enlisting the help of others in Silicon Valley who operate outside the confines of those circles.

Elliott says Veres told him, plainly, to "calm down," but Veres protests: "I'm sure there was a bit more bedside manner than that".

Maybe it's more accurate to say the canon wriggled around a bit in order to make room for a writer who plainly had no assigned seat.

And it might seem a bit paradoxical at first because the Hiro Real Estate Company has plainly taken good care of the skyscraper, which fills an entire block.