Sentence examples for plainly must from inspiring English sources

There are some stories which plainly must be avoided.

Plainly, they must be proved wrong.

But plainly it must look to its laurels.

It is hard to believe the verdict would differ today.Will the neighbours be nice?If the landlocked Iraqi Kurds are to win statehood by peaceful means, plainly they must reach an accommodation with their neighbours.

Plainly a compromise must be found.Thankfully, it probably will be.

Dr. Mary Bassett, the health commissioner of New York City, has spoken plainly about this: "We must explicitly and unapologetically name racism in our work to protect and promote health … We must deepen our analysis of racial oppression, which means remembering some uncomfortable truths about our shared history".

Pardon me, son, but I must speak plainly.

"They are plainly dastardly criminal and must be characterized as such.

If Judge Mukasey cannot say plainly that the president must obey a valid statute, he ought not to be the nation's next attorney general.

They are plainly dastardly criminal and must be characterised as such … There needs to be concomitant action to address this situation".

To put it plainly, the candidate roads must be of highest importance.