Sentence examples for plainly for from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to play plainly for money.

Ignorance and whining, complaining and griping are plainly for the uninformed.

There's plenty in those early years, plainly, for cod psychologists to chew on.

The blood that spurts copiously throughout "Bloodsong" blatantly looks like off-brand tomato juice, and the violence is played plainly for laughs.

But was there any teacher who, say, disapproved of what you were doing?" The three boys considered this, plainly for the first time in their lives.

At a barbecue, a seared steak served with corn on the cob speaks plainly for itself and requires no fluffing up.

Klinenberg plainly means for "Fighting for Air" to serve as a "Fast Food Nation" for media reformers, who are now hoping to persuade the F.C.C. to establish tighter limits on how many broadcast properties a single company can own.

Plainly unsuitable for pneurotics.The market for bras that enhance the female form has to contend with at least one natural development: unaugmented breasts are getting bigger by themselves, thanks to the pill and changes in diet.

The government has brought in free primary-school education for all.Still, it is plainly time for the ailing, 74-year-old Mr Kibaki and his lumbering, greedy hippos to give way to the cheetahs.

The predictive success of "pocketbook voting" for aggregate outcomes in PMV is striking because its predictions are rather imprecise if not plainly wrong for individual votes (see Appendix A for distributions of individual votes).

In "I Masnadieri," a raucous, blowsy, melodious melodrama plainly written for a vapid female character, Verdi's distaste for his leading lady, Jenny Lind, is etched in the score.