Sentence examples for plainly got from inspiring English sources

Our culture has plainly got something wrong with it.

But in the past few days they have plainly got closer to achieving it.

But it's probably because she's plainly got a healthy sense of humour – she does pretty neat impressions of Stephen Frears and Jane Campion – and doesn't have much to prove.

That message has plainly got through to the top employers, exemplified by sanofi-aventis.

But Mr. Stiles plainly gets a charge out of Vanderbilt's raw nerve.

The problems are indeed awful enough to have kept the Bush administration at a distance, intervening only when things were plainly getting out of hand, and then reluctantly.The American-Saudi bargainThis may be changing.

His staying power and the increasingly sectarian nature of a regional geopolitical struggle that pits the rebels' Sunni backers against Mr Assad's Shia ones is even more disturbing to the United States, since Iran and Hizbullah, whose influence it would like to curb, are both plainly getting a boost.

Yup, she fools you seven ways to Sunday and plainly gets a kick out of it.

BEIRUT -- The Middle East plainly gets it now: the U.S., after wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, inter alia, does not want to decisively intervene with military force in the region's many complicated conflicts.

But at a time when the code itself is being codified into policy, when we need discretionary spending and deficit spending to jump start an economy that is plainly getting worse by the minute, shouldn't the Blue Dogs be big enough to put petty politics aside for the good of the people?

This is precisely what makes My Body Back different, so urgently needed – a health centre that will ask women what works for them, not asking them to be malleable to the support framework that currently exists, or, more plainly, "get over" rape like you'd "get over" a broken bone.