Sentence examples for plainly display from inspiring English sources

What interests me isn't the encyclopedic qualities of these titles or even the authority they so plainly display in their pages.

Such agony is plainly displayed in The Earthquake in Chile, which alongside The Foundling stands as perhaps Kleist's most striking story.

But the advent of the mag-a-log -- half magazine, half catalog -- meant that over time, moody layouts of undernourished models were supplanted by page after page of plainly displayed, easily attainable goods.

In this case, a person attempts to type an @reply using a contact's email address, types out the email address, and then after posting sees the email address plainly displayed in the post.

It was hard to say whether the conversation was more humiliating for her or for him, with his boorishness so plainly on display.

His prison diary is, above all, a testament to the irrepressibility of his charisma — his is a force that can never go dormant, even when it's not plainly on display.

This deeply-embedded belief was plainly on display at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference.

The most impressive displays were plainly big business, and included Remington Rand's Univac 490 Real-Time System.

He displays the facts of each matter plainly, allowing readers to deliver their own praise and blame, and counterbalances them with his attention to the work.

These sentences were plainly meant by Gould to be a sort of poker-faced display of conceit, but it seemed to me that he told more in them than he had intended to.

State law requires barbers and stylists to display their licenses in shops, and their home addresses are usually plainly visible.