Sentence examples for plainly indicated that from inspiring English sources

Palin's answers to Gibson's questions made it clear that all the briefings and all the cramming that she could absorb in two weeks were not enough to endow her with what her résumé so plainly indicated that she lacked: sufficient exposure to national-security issues to serve as President, should she be required to do so.

Taken together, these results plainly indicate that Cu-DOTA-T/N-trastuzumab is an effective imaging agent for the delineation of the HER2-positive BT-474 xenografts.

Despite all the placards and chants plainly indicating otherwise, some bankers suggest that deep down, the protesters are not really all that mad at them.

The present findings plainly indicate the promising potential of ILs based pretreatment as a new and clean processing approach for manufacturing of engineered composite panels from agricultural waste.

Now a report by that committee delicately notes that "while the minister strongly rejected the suggestion that the FCO has deprioritised human rights, the written evidence that we received indicates that there is plainly a perception that this has occurred".

But the particulars of its passage indicate that the commission is plainly headed in that direction.

The results of the experiments with single and dual-target activity indicate that the SVM with linear combinations has plainly more problems ranking similar activity profiles higher than mere decoys.

"Plainly," Mr. Clinton said, "he would have more economic opportunity in this country, but all the evidence indicates that his father genuinely loved him".

This case plainly meets that standard.

He wished, he said, to speak clearly and plainly, and that is what he did.

Titchener plainly held that (together with actual sensations, and emotional feelings) mental content is mental imagery.