Sentence examples for plainly agree from inspiring English sources
That is how Giulio Andreotti, a dominant figure in post-war Italian politics, reacted to a verdict from an appeals court on November 17th that found him guilty of complicity in murder.Many Italians plainly agree; and many politicians, unwilling to believe Mr Andreotti capable of such a crime, expressed surprise and criticised the verdict.
The next day, First Round Capital published a survey of more than 500 founders of venture-backed companies who plainly agree.
And in midfield, the mantle of captaincy plainly agrees with Mile Jedinak, who looks to be on the cusp of finally translating some of his club form to the national team, while Tommy Oar supplies the Socceroos' one true jolt of on-field electricity.
The players, however, plainly did not agree, bearing in mind that in the following match against Wales it was Wayne Rooney who went across to take the first corner.
Five of his colleagues on city council, though, plainly didn't agree with his assessment of the necessity of an armoured vehicle.
The Snuggle Buddies website addresses these rules plainly in the contract its clients must agree to electronically.
That does not strictly justify Clegg in refusing to agree to boundary revisions that are plainly overdue, and were linked to the alternative vote changes.
I'm aware of that, and I agree with critics that it's plainly bad and gets progressively worse as it chugs along.
He explained plainly: "Economists on both the left and right agree that the last thing a government should do in the middle of a recession is to cut back on spending.
"To take what is plainly written and say that 'I don't agree with that, therefore I don't have to pay attention to it,' means you're not what you say you are.
