Sentence examples for plainly considered from inspiring English sources

I made dinner at my house, a place he plainly considered a dump.

First, the FHFA (like the FCIC) plainly considered Bowen highly credible.

Questioning Sarepta's reporting on a key research study, Califf observed that "experts assembled by the FDA fundamentally debunked this study, which has yet to be retracted," which he plainly considered the proper course.

Some may still be trendy, especially if they are of persons that are less well-known, but many are plainly considered trite by Israelis.

He's plainly considering it.

But was there any teacher who, say, disapproved of what you were doing?" The three boys considered this, plainly for the first time in their lives.

I've seen Mr Hunter perform: his vocabulary is plainly part of a considered attempt at disarming a word that represents something repugnant, a word, as he puts it, "that was designed to hurt me".

The indeterminateness in question is plainly not the one considered in section 3: what is in question now is the indeterminateness of propositions, not of senses.

That will plainly take time.

His opponents plainly think so.

In the news story, though, the term "torture" came in for carefully considered treatment, and was used plainly in some contexts and avoided in others.