Sentence examples for plainly before from inspiring English sources

Suburban Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, Hudson City and Harlem are all plainly before us.

It's hard to say, but part of its magic lies in Mr. Ceylan's ability to place the world plainly before your eyes and invite you to reflect on its everyday mysteries.

And the death cult chose its targets in the city with ghoulish, self-damning accuracy — everything they loathed stood plainly before them on a happy Friday evening: men and women in easy association, wine, free-thinking, laughter, tolerance, music — wild and satirical rock and blues.

He says it equally plainly: "Before we worry about winning Boston, let's make sure Boston is worth winning".

I've never heard it so plainly stated before, personally.

But this grotesque mismatch between graduates and graduate jobs was plainly visible before the crash.

If so, they should come out and say so plainly; preferably before the forthcoming election.

What was plainly lacking, long before the barbarian invasions had done their work, long before economic dislocations became serious, was an inner go.

It also plainly appears that, before we send a probe towards anyone of the nearest stellar systems, we will need a detailed radio map of that stellar system.

The next year Lettice Dudley became officially resident at Leicester House, and Elizabeth was once again furious with the Earl "about his marriage, for he opened the same more plainly than ever before".

I consider it my duty plainly to declare before you and the whole world, that our respect for Her Majesty the Queen of England, for the government of Her Majesty, and for the English Nation, has never been greater than at this time, when we are enabled to show you a proof of England's noble and magnanimous love for right and justice".