Sentence examples for plainly defined from inspiring English sources

Where's the mystery in Gaspard de la Nuit when every note is so plainly defined?

It is rare to encounter a man his age so plainly defined by gratitude.

Virginia, a state that is supposedly "for lovers," also bans "obscene items," and while those aren't as plainly defined, legal observers have decided that description includes vibrators and similar devices.

Plainly, it defined Wells Fargo's culture. .

The blackboard at Public School 212 in the Bronx made the sole objective for the first day of school plainly clear: defining rules and routines.

Plainly foreign, my name and I battled over how I would be defined, my relentless attempts to be like everyone else accompanied by the creeping sensation that I would always be different.

The NWA song "Bitch Iz a Bitch" (1989) defined a bitch as a woman who was manipulative, conniving, and moneyhungry; Dr. Dre plainly described them as "hoes and tricks" in "Bitches Ain't Shit" (1992).

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