Sentence examples for plainly cut from inspiring English sources

That meant crisp, almost dry-looking linen trousers and plainly cut shifts in tan or camel leather and a sleeveless trench dress that wrapped neatly around the body.

Plainly, he has cut loose in his time.

DONALD RUMSFELD'S scornful dismissal of France and Germany as "old Europe" was plainly intended to cut the two countries down to size.

Having set a do-or-die session for Wednesday evening, Mrs. Merkel was plainly relieved to have cut any deal.

The numbers and the chart above show this to be a recipe for inelastic response to recession, or, more plainly, a great way to cut some big holes in the safety net.

Now plainly, the most obvious way to cut your chances of dying from smoking would be to stop smoking.

Oliver is a plainly gripping singer, his nasality helping him cut through the clatter.

He has his work cut out, but he is plainly determined not to repeat Charles Kennedy's mistakes.

Plainly this did not suit Totti, who cut an isolated figure unable to keep up with the quick transitions from defence to attack.

"So today, I want to cut through that noise and talk plainly about what we should do right now to keep growing this economy and creating new jobs".

And plainly the market now expects the reserve bank to cut rates.