Sentence examples for plainly aware that from inspiring English sources

Even the city's Transportation Department, in its pro-bike fervor is plainly aware that not all cyclists are saints.

But the ground army is now plainly aware that "hope" will not materialise votes on November 4. A dogged and tactical plan will.

However, dry conditions at kick-off didn't force any major rethink because Schmidt was plainly aware that the best way to counter the Welsh blitz defence was to avoid it by kicking and mauling.

Mr. de Blasio, who is the city's public advocate, told them that he knew his campaign oratory had earned him few friends in the room, but that he was plainly aware that the city's economy hinged on the health of businesses like theirs.

But why, once the average consumer is made plainly aware their movements are being pervasively tracked so that businesses which they might have nothing to do with can benefit, well, why should people agree to being stalked wherever they go?

Locke is plainly aware of this problem, and very likely holds that the implausibility of skeptical hypotheses, such as Descartes' Dream hypothesis (he doesn't even bother to mention Descartes' malin genie or Evil Demon hypothesis), along with the causal connections between qualities and ideas in his own system is enough to solve the problem.

American policy makers are plainly aware of this.

I think everyone should be made plainly aware of the sacrifices people made.

She was so plainly aware of both the humor and the absurdity of her predicament.

Plainly aware of the history of the musical farewell, Phil Collins called his 2003 extravaganza The First Final Farewell Tour.

"Unless you are blithely indiscreet," writes Simon Pegg, plainly aware of his post-fame chapters' feebleness, "you have to be. .  .