Sentence examples for plainly caught from inspiring English sources

She was plainly caught off guard, saying in part: "The United States was told, we were told, nothing that violates our obligations under the Convention Against Torture, and so by definition, if it was authorized by the president, it did not violate our obligations under the Convention Against Torture".

On Sunday André Previn and the London Symphony Orchestra with Claudio Arrau as soloist will he giving a concert at the Royal Festival Hall in aid of the fund, but even without such special efforts as that, it has plainly caught public sympathy.

In the course of doing their jobs, PMCs kill people all the time visit YouTube or LiveLeak if you need to see the results.Mr Maliki plainly has caught everybody off guard.

Dr. Frist was plainly annoyed and caught by surprise at the sudden partisanship.

Still, China plainly wants to catch up; its new president, Xi Jinping, visited the continent on his first foreign trip this year.

Live tweeting plainly showed the cast and Moyes caught by surprise.

Plainly, soldiers are involved: some have been caught in the act.

Katie Price, in front of a studio audience that has been waiting for hours, caught in the bright hot headlights of TV, more naked than she's ever been, plainly unknowing of the moves of the dance.

The central bank plainly fears that Vodafone could set a troublesome rule-bending precedent.That would be infuriating for a government that is caught between the necessity of upholding the law and the desire to win more FDI for the country.

But on modernisation of systems, Philips plainly has to try to catch up with rivals.

A tart-tongued beauty with a traffic-stopping wardrobe inherited from the personal archives of Edith Head – not to mention an evident knack for hosting a mean poker party – she's plainly the biggest catch in the entire kingdom.