Sentence examples for plainly capable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reddy, Ms. Roth's handpicked counsel to the office charged with handling estates of those who die without wills, has an appealing manner and is plainly capable.

He said of the ruling that "Nitrous oxide is plainly capable of coming within the definition of an exempted circumstance… and in my view, on this evidence, it plainly is an exempted substance".

King is obviously capable.

Michaels's novel forces the reader to ask herself, What might men who speak their desires so plainly not be capable of?

Firstly and plainly, everyone is capable of violence.

As the chronically crimson nose of many hard drinkers so plainly testifies, alcohol itself is capable of producing some vascular enlargement.

But then if Hamilton drove with the brilliance for which he has long proved himself capable he has plainly something to learn about creating the aura of a great racing champion.

Put plainly: Apple needs to teach people how capable Siri is of helping them on a daily basis.

This isn't to say that privately-educated people aren't capable of empathy, because that's plainly false.

But even in the unlikely event that that is so, an Iran capable of producing weapons-grade uranium is plainly unacceptable, not only to the Bush administration but also to its chief allies.

Neither organisation is overtly political: the RS Ss motto is "United Hindus, capable India" and most of its energy is plainly taken up with social welfare (just as Focus does indeed focus on families).