Sentence examples for plainly everything from inspiring English sources

Plainly everything is forgotten.

Gorsuch plainly likes everything about that.

During the 1980s, when adulation (or fear) of Japan was at its peak, many observers made the mistake of assuming that because some things in the country plainly worked extremely well, everything did, so everything must be worth emulating and the trend must be ever upwards.

We plainly do not get everything right.

The scale of the downward revisions to Britain's growth prospects and of upward revisions to government deficit forecasts are plainly going to overshadow everything else that emanates from today's Autumn Statement.

A plainly bad surgeon could do everything wrong but still have a good outcome.

Ince has duly been accused of everything from misplaced arrogance to sporting treason and, plainly, it isn't going to be a passing outrage.

Either way, the complicated result plainly contradicts its title: For a rock-star victory lap, "Everything You've Come to Expect" is anything but.

If a scene is long and common place and the characters are just plainly talking, again look elsewhere, while you can still hear everything.

He won 67 of the 118 points contested and did pretty much everything needed to put away a dangerous opponent who plainly was off his game.

Plainly put, the Mike Kelley retrospective, fresh from Europe to MoMA PS1, knocks everything else in New York this fall right out of the ring.