Sentence examples for plainly about the from inspiring English sources

He cannot speak plainly about the need to fight religious prejudice.

He was hospitalized frequently, writing plainly about the subject of mental illness, which had hitherto been taboo.

Walsh then spoke plainly about the virtues of cap flexibility and cap management, causing most of those ears to tune out.

He speaks plainly about the need to rein in federal benefits for the poor and the elderly to keep America solvent.

He speaks plainly about the need to rein in federal benefits for the poor and the elderly in order to keep America solvent.

How many of us could talk so lucidly and plainly about the crazy and often terrifying stuff that preoccupied our teenage minds?

We are clear, both the prime minister in terms of his responsibility as prime minister and the government, to speak plainly about what the government believes is right for the country.

Then they need to go out into the world and speak plainly about what the government needs to do and why they are doing it.

But they said young people everywhere hunger to hear parents talk plainly about these matters.

Bernie Sanders is speaking plainly about this, too.

In his time Franklin Roosevelt talked plainly about this problem.