But plainly we are able to distinguish the two cases, so it cannot simply be a matter of perceiving a relation, but something to do with our perception of the relata.
At the end of the night, Mitt Romney's campaign will be able to plainly state that it has won a plurality of the delegates at stake, that it's nearer than any of its competitors to the magic number of 1,144 delegates and that it has widened its lead over the rest of the competition.
All the same, you would still expect a grown-up bank to be able to say plainly that Rake is actually going.
If we could somehow turn every jew blue for 24 hours, I think there would be a mass awakening, because people would be able to see plainly what is going on").
But go she must, Eilis assumes, even though she "would have given anything to be able to say plainly that she did not want to go, that Rose could go instead".
Two brothers, embittered by their past history, circle around Ana, telegraphing their need with silent stares and manly pain - yet as neither of them is able to speak plainly to her, they both risk losing her.
Goldwin Smith, a radical English abolitionist and Oxford professor, afterward explained the initial British acceptance of the tariff lie to his Boston audience in 1865: "Had you been able to say plainly at the outset that you were fighting against Slavery, the English people would scarcely have … been brought to believe that this great contest was only about a Tariff".
("Just like niggers, most jews are always thinking about the fact that they are jewish. The other issue is that they network. If we could somehow turn every jew blue for 24 hours, I think there would be a mass awakening, because people would be able to see plainly what is going on").
For the purposes of them being able to speak plainly without jeopardising their fund or their career, I've allowed them to post anonymously.
For the purposes of them being able to speak plainly without jeopardizing their fund or their career, I've allowed them to post anonymously.
