Sentence examples for plainly at the from inspiring English sources

There's anger, plainly, at the banks.

Mr. Verrilli said this pretty plainly at the argument and even more carefully in his briefs in the case.

Mr. Glass said plainly at the beginning of the show that after Mr. Daisey failed to provide contact numbers for his translator, "we should have killed the story".

Some sort of Nordic idea is plainly at the heart of her new album, "Medúlla," which Elektra/ Atlantic will release at the end of the month.

Goldwin Smith, a radical English abolitionist and Oxford professor, afterward explained the initial British acceptance of the tariff lie to his Boston audience in 1865: "Had you been able to say plainly at the outset that you were fighting against Slavery, the English people would scarcely have … been brought to believe that this great contest was only about a Tariff".

But, at the moment when the consul sees the gun firing, Lowry sees things more plainly: "At first the Consul felt a queer relief.

They are also prone to cognitive dissonance: holding a belief plainly at odds with the evidence, usually because the belief has been held and cherished for a long time.

Indeed, the illustrator's hand is plainly at work in the dynamic, asymmetrical composition, where a full-length figure of Christ stands on one side as day breaks in the distance.

The picture, taken mid-backlog, was plainly at odds with the Governor's assertion that he and Wildstein had scarcely spoken in years.

This played out pretty plainly at BlogHer 2013, the largest blogging conference for women in the world.

The airline said the staffer was complying with a requirement that airlines make quarantine announcements, but the crew member's words were "poorly chosen and plainly at odds with the professional standards we'd expect from our team".