Sentence examples for plainly happen from inspiring English sources
Barring a revolution, that will plainly happen.
This turn has taken longer than he might have guessed — when he became prime minister in 1970, Heath was distinctly cool toward Washington — but it is now plainly happening.
It wasn't quite an about-face, but it was a welcome bit of nuance from Bettman, one that at least tiptoed up to the line of acknowledging what we can all plainly see happening right in front of us.
It isn't going to happen, plainly.
The fourth observes that, if perception = knowledge, then anyone who perceives an utterance in a given language should have knowledge of that utterance, i.e., understand it which plainly doesn't happen.
That's plainly not going to happen at Sports Direct.
He speaks passionately about his employees — "They're good people, hard-working," he said — and plainly about what would happen if E-Verify were to become the law of the farmland.
But this plainly isn't happening.
The government continued to take a hard line, but plainly, something had happened.
And yet relating what happened plainly and ploddingly — as the filmmakers do here — does not really work either.
