Sentence examples for plainly accepting from inspiring English sources

Aquinas wavers between suggesting that the use of lethal public force, e.g. in capital punishment, intends ("is referred to") justice rather than killing, and plainly accepting that in such cases death is indeed intended.

Mr Mofaz plainly accepts a two-state solution, even promoting his own plan, which advocates the immediate creation of a Palestinian state on 60% of the land captured by Israel during the war of 1967, as a step towards an eventual state based on the pre-war borders adjusted with land swaps.

President Obama could have made a clearer statement: "I call upon Hamas to swiftly renounce that section of its charter that calls for the destruction of Israel and state plainly that it accepts the existence of a Jewish state".

However, she now accepts plainly that it was wrong".

They plainly have faults.

That will plainly take time.

They are plainly unanimous about what they experienced and unanimous about accepting the Law as divine and authoritative.

In their letter, prosecutors said Mr. Ricco's comments were "misleading" because deliberations were continuing and the jury "plainly has not yet accepted or rejected any theory".

He says that he would describe him, first, in terms of attributes based on direct observation, and then in terms of other attributes that are both generally accepted and plainly applicable because of those based on observation.

But, for me, the idea that the culture is now not merely accepting but, in fact, demanding instantaneous critical evaluations of major works of art feels plainly insane.

It was refreshing to find an Anglican bishop accepting that there are many things in traditional Christianity that are impossible for a modern westerner to believe in a literal sense, and saying so plainly.