Sentence examples for plainly angry from inspiring English sources

The Scot was plainly angry with himself, but seemed trapped by his own inertia.

But some Germans plainly feel angry.

Angry men are plainly telling us to expect it.

The sacked musician, for his part, is angry, hurt and plainly stunned.

It was fine for Elvis Costello on his first solo album to write breakup songs declaring that he wasn't angry when he plainly was.

THE voters, quite plainly, are in a restive, perhaps even angry mood.

First, they are plainly under enormous pressure from the Maoists and their own angry foot soldiers.

"But it really cuts against the grain for a public that is so angry at banks to think that something that so plainly helped the banks could also be good for the public".

People clench their jaws when they're angry and can't, won't or don't know how to say it plainly.

Plainly dressed.

Speak plainly.