Sentence examples for plainly made from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lieberman's selection plainly made some Democratic delegates more hopeful.
The bats appear to be suspended on strings and are plainly made of rubber.
By 1932, the nation had plainly made Hoover a scapegoat for the Depression.
In coming forward, Johnston may have done the right thing, but he had plainly made a bad career move.
You enter at street level and climb a grand if plainly made staircase to reach the sanctuary.
While Black is plainly made of stern stuff, she should be braced for impact, and avoid being photographed with a hot breakfast.
The ratings plainly make no such representations.
This did not sit well with writers, especially once the Voice was plainly making money.
I let them out because it so plainly makes them happy.
Notwithstanding petitioner's obvious guilt, however, the Court now strikes down his conviction in a way that plainly makes it impossible ever to convict him again.
Plibersek, Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman, avoided expressing a view on the potential surveillance missions but said the territorial disputes were "plainly making some of China's neighbours anxious".
