Sentence examples for plainly but from inspiring English sources

McHale speaks softly, succinctly and sparingly, plainly but pleasantly.

"The Chevrolet Story," a 1961 publication issued to commemorate the automaker's 50th anniversary, stated plainly but without embellishment that William C. Durant, the company's co-founder, based the logo design on a Parisian hotel's wallpaper pattern.

Of growing up in the small towns of Louisiana, he said: "People dressed very plainly, but on Sunday, they would break out those canary yellow suits, or lime green.

Few talk as plainly, but many share his belief that some of the things employees and customers care about are missed by the accounts.Mr Behar is undoubtedly right about two crucial points.

But it has also hopefully liberated conservatives to look back on the Reagan-Thatcher 1980s admiringly but unsentimentally: To see those leaders' immense virtues and great achievements plainly, but also to recognize the ways in which in many of today's challenges — economic stratification, cultural fragmentation, social disarray — are part of the warp and woof of their legacy as well.

If that was the moment we fell in love with this noisy, bustly place - a former chicken factory plainly but pleasingly done out with pink and off-white walls, mirrors with sherry menus painted on them, and a picture of the pigs from which much of the meat is sourced - the succession of dishes that followed only deepened the emotion.

To read news, plainly not: but how many now are over 45?

His rich baritone is plainly seductive, but there's a radical sensibility hidden inside his gift..

He's rapping carefully here, and plainly, too, but it's a success.

It was plainly wrong, but there was nothing that smacked of grotesque personal enrichment.

Father Searson was plainly nuts, but the Catholic Education Office couldn't get rid of him.