Sentence examples for plainly correct from inspiring English sources

Those factual determinations are plainly correct.

"It's plainly correct on the merits and it requires no drastic change in national policy".

Hester's boast that RSA is "a company that is getting more valuable" is plainly correct.

But in their brief, Mr. Bush's lawyers said Judge Sauls's decision was "plainly correct," and told the justices they had no choice but to accept his finding that Mr. Gore failed to prove the disputed ballots would change the outcome of the election.

For their part, lawyers for Mr. Bush said the trial court's decision in the case on Monday was "plainly correct," and told the seven justices that they had no choice but to accept the finding that Mr. Gore had failed to prove the disputed ballots would change the outcome of the election.

At some point, it will seem plainly correct to say that even though they may both say "salmon are fish", they are not expressing the same belief by that sentence.

Both positions, plainly, can't be right?

The cherry on top of this whole interview, though, has to be that CTV anchor Sandie Rinaldo allows O'Leary to make so many plainly incorrect statements on her show without correcting him.

In "Three Years" (1895), for example, the hero, Laptey, says to his wife, "I can remember my father correcting me - or, to speak plainly, beating me - before I was five years old.

Plainly speaking, it can be said to be the "correct form of acting" [ 18, 22].

The first level paths have a shape, but the dàos of correct choice and performance are inside the performer and not plainly visible.