Sentence examples for plainly have a from inspiring English sources

Some tourists plainly have a miserable enough time already.

But some others plainly have a long way to go.

Since the financial crisis, many people have started to doubt whether "foreign management know-how is all that relevant," he says.Russian firms plainly have a head start in Mr Demopoulos's first area, local knowledge.

The main reason you'd buy it is if you wanted a hot hatch, but didn't want the same one as all your friends (who, plainly, have a Ford Fiesta or a Corsa).

An educated early Christian, striving to deal with his religion in terms of the only philosophical traditions he knew, would plainly have a lot of work to do.

At my small company, the women with young children plainly have a balancing act.

But he plainly has a path to victory.

Despite its frustratingly cumbersome birth, the incoming government plainly has a fund of popular goodwill.

Moreover, it is all about tribes, not democracy, and Colonel Qaddafi plainly has a lot of them on his side.

But if so it is an instinct he has curbed.Mr Obama plainly has a keener sense than Mr Bush did of American limits.

(The author of "Urban Babies Wear Black" plainly has a child of her own who has moved on to the next stage).