This, in effect, is the view of the court below plainly expressed.
When they catch snatches of politics, it has to be clear and plainly expressed.
Their unanimous consent, plainly expressed in the act of sale, is necessary in order to render it legal.
Whether Mr. Rich accepts it or not, this is a major issue for many otherwise tolerant people, and plainly expressed itself in the recent election.
Whatever the reason, he has plainly expressed sympathy for Ahmad in the past but is now prepared to criticise Khan for having done the same.
Here, finally, is a "mandate" that the president-elect can find plainly expressed in the court's public justification of its 5-to-4 vote.
Winer, who is 67, has written a book on the ins and outs of audio and is a somewhat infamous fixture on audiophile online forums, for plainly expressing his evidence-based findings about sound.
So good ideas plainly expressed– sort of in Abraham Lincoln language or Martin Luther King language– they are much more impressive and ultimately give the reader a much greater impression of the writer.
Strawberry's criminal history is a rap sheet of violations committed while in the grip of unyielding drug need, an abuse that plainly expresses a host of untreated mental problems, beginning with depression and including suicidal yearning.
Our tutors were training us to weigh evidence, parse logic, and refuse counter-examples; they encouraged us to but more stock in the rule than the exception and to put our trust in modest truths that could be easily verified and plainly expressed.
On more than one occasion Russian customary courts have plainly expressed the opinion that a marriage contract concluded by the bride's father with that of the future husband is a legal act, for the infringement of which amends ought to be made by the restitution to the party wronged of the loss he or she may have sustained.
