Sentence examples for plainly declare from inspiring English sources

Tyrants always openly and plainly declare war on regular folks, nice folks, people like you and me, and they make no bones about it.

So it ought to have elicited more surprise when Abe's soft-spoken Indian counterpart, Manmohan Singh, plainly declared his comfort with his host's worldview on a recent visit to Tokyo.

I consider it my duty plainly to declare before you and the whole world, that our respect for Her Majesty the Queen of England, for the government of Her Majesty, and for the English Nation, has never been greater than at this time, when we are enabled to show you a proof of England's noble and magnanimous love for right and justice".

Therein the "United Colonies'' were declared to be "Free and Independent States''; but, even then, the object plainly was not to declare their independence of one another, or of the Union; but directly the contrary, as their mutual pledge, and their mutual action, before, at the time, and afterwards, abundantly show.

But the point is that history doesn't declare the future to us so plainly.

This it could resort to if it were to declare Iraq in "material breach" of the resolutions that ended the Gulf war in 1991, which Iraq pretty plainly is.

However, in 1991 he declared: "I say quite plainly, when I come to power there will be a dictatorship.

"Simply put," the statement declared, "Walter Hewlett is again attempting to mislead investors -- but worse than his usual flip-flop, it is plainly deceptive".

"I've got no inner life," he declares merrily, something that is plainly untrue.

Indeed, SCM's own indifference to environmental challenges is plainly stated on its website, where it declares: "... we makes [sic] no claim to using environmental, social and governance concerns as tenets of ethics in the fashioning of investment returns".

That central contention is stated plainly in the book's introduction, where Grigoriadis declares that, when it comes to campus sexual assault, "the risk is college itself".