Sentence examples for plainly from from inspiring English sources

And Cassady was a priapic pinball machine whose sexual bouncing around was plainly from desperation.

The language of "Der Stein" and "Die Zauberflote" flows all too plainly from the same formulaic quill.

The group's gentler, more cerebral approach borrowed plainly from the spirituality and rhythms of jazz, and, along with De La Soul, Queen Latifah, Monie Love, and Jungle Brothers, Tribe became the nucleus of a New York City-based collective known as Native Tongues.

So we've arrived at the politics of class, the primary motivation behind most criticism of technology, genetic or otherwise, as one could read plainly from the very start of the now-defunct Valleywag.

"I've already compromised because, you see, I was for a single payer system," he says plainly from his Capitol Hill office.

In both productions the best laughs come not from the bits of business but from plainly delivered words: from, for example, the lover warning that his dead lover will give 'grave' looks.

The series was made after the collateral damage from the collapse of the Soviet Union was already plainly evident, from Bosnia to Chechnya.

Conversely, the orthodox outlook of courses of economic change is that they involve transitions between states of economic structure or performance for instance from agriculture to the industrial sector that can be plainly distinguished from each other.

For example, Asada (2013) describes a 'policy' level and Lippert-Rasmussen (2013) describes a level of 'principles of regulation.' While each of these levels is plainly distinct from the fundamental moral level, they are also distinct from each other.

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Caucuses are also plainly different from primaries.