Sentence examples for plainly anyone from inspiring English sources

No matter how plainly anyone talks, it's still just talk.

Patrick Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, said in a statement, "Plainly put, anyone who kills a police officer should never even have the hope of walking the streets of our city as a free person again".

Plainly stated, anyone who decides to scope wants to be seen and heard.

To put it plainly, does anyone really believe that the vaporous left that hopes, as a smooth talker with a socialist face was recently suggesting, to save its skin by sacrificing Israel in favor of a "community" that is electorally more profitable, was invented out of whole cloth by Michel Houellebecq?

Gallace is plainly shy of anyone or anything that might even seem to return her gaze.

This is not conspiracy theory — it's plainly obvious to anyone examining the situation.

All the elements are simplified, yet the scene is plainly recognizable to anyone familiar with marshy terrain.

Scalia wrote that Stevens's argument that Harris was not necessarily driving with life-threatening recklessness was so plainly false that anyone with eyes could see so.

The argument that California will gain revenue by legalising pot is plainly wrong, because anyone can grow the stuff without being taxed.Moreover, most pot is not imported into the United States.

As anyone can plainly see, this is both patently unfair and also a big contributor to the entire problem of income inequality.

Anyone can plainly see that the city's Temple of the Condor is "a shrine dedicated to flight".