Sentence examples for plainly does not from inspiring English sources

Worker participation plainly does not guarantee success: Lehman Brothers was 30% employee-owned.

Except perhaps one: The medical system we have today plainly does not work.

The limited inquiry recently sanctioned by the attorney general therefore plainly does not go far enough.

Halberstam plainly does not want to canonize these men, but he can't quite help it.

Mr. Bush, with his own worries in Iraq, plainly does not want to emulate his fellow Texan.

But even if presidents had exclusive power to choose which governments to recognise, Justice Scalia wrote, the place-of-birth question "plainly does not concern recognition".

He plainly doesn't feel ghettoised by it.

Schonfeld plainly doesn't think the Spitzer-Parker show is a good idea.

Yoshio Taniguchi's MoMA is a beautiful building that plainly doesn't work.

Replacing Geordie is DC Atkins, who plainly doesn't like interfering vicars.

I dislike using the cliche "moral equivalence" about this sort of thing, if only because Cox plainly doesn't think in equivalences.