"I didn't pitch very well," said Kershaw plainly, answering questions he's heard a million times.
History invites us to class where many of these questions are truthfully and plainly answered--assumptions challenged and discoveries heretofore unknown revealed.
The Court plainly cannot answer that preindictment delay is not referred to in the statutory definition of the offense charged in count one, cf. Patterson v. New York, 432 U.S. 197, 97 S.Ct.
According to the historical archives, during the hearing of Princip on 12 October 1914, when asked by the judge what kind of idea stood behind the assassination, the young terrorist answered plainly: "I believe in the unification of all south Slavs".
She asked the head of Fox News's decision team, Arnon Mishkin, "You tell me whether you stand by your call in Ohio given the doubts Karl Rove just raised?" Ms. Kelly may as well have been asking, "Are we a news organization or an instrument of the conservative agenda?" Smiling, Mr. Mishkin answered plainly, "We are actually quite comfortable with our call in Ohio".
Asked what life might have been like if he hadn't become the Marlboro Man, Winfield answered plainly: Life would have basically been the same.
She answered very plainly, "No sir". Rep. Brady didn't ask Sec.
The girl who answered was plainly new to such problems, but she cheerfully set to work.
When asked about their general duties and work tasks, Alan answered quite plainly: "Seeing patients".
Janet Yellen speaks plainly, trying to answer questions and be as transparent as possible.
Much we marvelled this ungainly man to hear discourse so plainly, though his answer little meaning, little relevancy bore.
