Sentence examples for plainly noted from inspiring English sources

Robben has plainly noted that it required a moment of pure Iniesta brilliance to put down Paraguay, something he could not produce against Switzerland.

The John Bull had remained on static display for another 15 years, but the locomotive's significance as one of the oldest locomotives in existence, or its use on the first railroad in New Jersey, was not very plainly noted in the display's literature.

And under the SkyDrive tab, it plainly notes that "services such as Hotmail, Messenger and SkyDrive are experiencing technical difficulties".

Another, it said, noted plainly that it "poses a significant risk to human lives and private property".

Instead, Ballmer notes plainly that "there is still work to do".

A Republican adviser to the governor justified the secretary of state's efforts in plainly racist terms, noting that the state should not have to accommodate "the urban -- read African American -- voter turnout machine".

" That is plainly a note of rich optimism he carries forward into the second stage of his career.

As TechDirt noted, the PCLOB's 215 report was plainly written and accessible.

And plainly a form of accessibility internalism is what is being noted in (2), though this argument does not distinguish between whether all or only some of the justifiers (determiners) are to be accessible.

In the second innings, England had to bat for a long time to save the game, Wisden noted that Hutton, in contrast to his opening partner Washbrook, looked "plainly uncomfortable".

"Or, put more plainly, How did they fuck?" Myhrvold ignored the laughter and went on to discuss the shape and heft of an apatosaurus, whose hips alone, he noted, weighed fifty thousand pounds, making coupling difficult.