Sentence examples for plainly depicted from inspiring English sources
In 1969, though, if you wanted to know about the lifestyle of country singer Gram Parsons, you could find it plainly depicted on his suit.
The shortcoming of the PR vis-à-vis CIR is plainly depicted in Figure 1, which shows how the latter varies according to the duration of outcome, given fixed prevalences among exposure groups and time period (Δt) concerning the risks involved in the projected CIR.
The odyssey depicted in The Way is plainly intended to be unusually instructive.
He wrote that had the button depicted swastikas, a Confederate flag, or a burning cross, it would have been "plainly offensive" and he would have ruled differently.
Put plainly, it's the shortest of short steps to think that if an innocent, Martin can be depicted as a caricature of the terrifying image that much of the public harbors about young black males, then that image seems real, even more terrifying, and the consequences have been just as lethal consequences for other black males.
The country is depicted as occasionally hostile to, but unmistakably shaped by, the people it has ingested over the centuries.In this section Training day Poles apart An inconvenient truth Coming round the bend Lofty ambitions Urbanabolic steroids The rubber bubble A lonely charge ReprintsIn places the exhibition is plainly partisan.
From among the Artist's Studio series works, this depicts "the deepest, most plainly articulated interior space".
Mr Frum is plainly on Mr Bush's side, but he depicts the president as a less cuddly man than many of his supporters would like to believe a sharper, more petulant, less forgiving father of the nation.
