Yet he saw Nasser as a "Mussolini" and was plainly determined to avoid any charge of appeasement, even though the essential features of Munich and Suez were wholly different.
In his weekly radio address today, President Clinton said, "Those who suggest that filling out your census form isn't essential are plainly wrong".
On the other side, the Jaguars' maligned quarterback, Blake Bortles, who has, at times, looked plainly hapless, made the essential plays and threw no interceptions.
It is also essential that you distinguish between plainly reporting what other researchers have done or said and stepping in with your own views and interpretations.
Joel Mokyr is an economic historian at Northwestern, and "A Culture of Growth," though rather plainly written, is a fascinating attempt to answer that essential question.
The most relevant question now is how the players react to that kind of allegation because there is plainly a risk here that Mourinho loses what is essential for anyone in his position: the trust of the dressing room.
Let me speak plainly: we are not losing privileges, we are losing essentials.
Mr. Romney has plainly decided that satisfying his party's antiregulatory base is essential to his political future.
The ZNF507 fingerprint alignments could suggest that the protein has evolved to favor different DNA-binding motifs in each species; alternatively (or perhaps additionally), they could point plainly to three conserved ZNF motifs as having the most essential regulatory roles.
Learning the jargon is essential, but be able to see through it, write plainly, and question it when not clear What do employers value?
Although this is not satisfactory, the essential issue is not whether or not the process of the inquest would be prejudiced by non-disclosure; plainly it would be.
