Sentence examples for plainly as from inspiring English sources

This volume was plainly as startling as his earlier "psycho-biography" of Margaret Thatcher, in which he offered highly fanciful and occasionally erotic explanations for her obsession with litter, money, and her general personality.

This means that rather than labeling categories plainly as, say, "gym deals," consumers would rather see deals in categories like "Adrenaline," or "Once In A Lifetime," or "Date Night".

I'll speak as plainly as I can.

"I had her dress as plainly as possible.

It is best to use words as plainly as possible.

The technical terms we did keep we made sure to explain as plainly as possible.

"The arts define any nation," he told the ABC, plainly, as if it was self-evident.

She twinkled, cocked her head, and spoke as plainly as she could.

It's just a careful observation about one of life's very minor truths, stated as plainly as possible.

It's an apt one, especially as it involves an inability to see what is plainly there as much as it does cunning.

Though the parasitic cause and source of human exposure (undercooked pork) are plainly detailed, as well as the medical treatments and an epidemiological investigation, trichinosis now occurs very rarely in this country.