Sentence examples for plainly a human from inspiring English sources

Even more troubling, the book reminds one that almost a century ago, in Thomas Mott Osborne's day, people believed, as we no longer seem to, that society could fix a penal system so plainly a human disaster.

He is plainly a decent man.

Despite these predictable objections and the hero's earnest secularity, one of the remarkable aspects of Roth's rewriting of a Christian allegory — we have come a long way from Portnoy's outraged "I am a human being!" — is how plainly unexceptional he should make it seem that this American Everyman is a Jew.

Whatever else he was, the G.O.P. candidate was plainly a paid-up member of the human race.

What about human assets, or more plainly, a strong native workforce?

The reason for this difference is still unclear, so there is plainly a need to monitor the behavior of such drug-resistant viruses in humans carefully.

Now a report by that committee delicately notes that "while the minister strongly rejected the suggestion that the FCO has deprioritised human rights, the written evidence that we received indicates that there is plainly a perception that this has occurred".

It says: "While ministers say they have not deprioritised human rights, the written evidence received by the committee as part of its inquiry indicates there is plainly a perception that its status in the Foreign Office's work has been downgraded.

Safety is plainly a priority.

Plainly, a great future beckoned.

But corruption is plainly a worry.