Sentence examples for plainly living from inspiring English sources

He is, plainly, living almost entirely within the borders of his own ego.

Still others are plainly waiting: living on their government benefits and hoping that the economy will get better in a while.

While he prospered, he had no expensive tastes and lived plainly, almost ritually.

The aura of menace on their first US Decca release's cover, was plainly evident live and in person.

"Anything other than this reality has plainly been dreamed up by partisan hacks living in a fantasy land".

Plainly, he was not suggesting that.The Muslims living in the Sparkhill area of Birmingham, where Bagehot spent a day, are by their own admission a community apart.

This had meant, Mr Skinner said plainly and slowly, that he and his now widow had been living on £70 a week.

This argument is refuted by two known examples of prokaryotic cells living within other prokaryotes [ 32, 33]--plainly it is possible, even if extremely uncommon.

But where novels are often opaque in their wisdom, declining to tell us how to live as plainly as we might like, the interview offers clarity.

"We're living in a time when I think we need to say, plainly, 'This is how you create change in this country,' " Black said.

Add three years of living together prior to marriage and that's six years of slugging away at a relationship that was plainly doomed from the start.