Sentence examples for plainly of course from inspiring English sources

But I think it does, at least, come from an understandable place: the reason for his behaviour, obviously, plainly, of course, is that he's a dad now.

But I think it does, at least, come from an understandable place: The reason for his behavior, obviously, plainly, of course, is that he's a dad now.

There's need, of course, but plainly that isn't the half of it.

There is room to debate what constitutes a deflection, of course, and plainly in this instance there was disagreement between Guida and Romeo.

While posting, he feels himself to be in a kind of protected netherworld, neither public nor private even though, of course, Twitter is plainly the former.

Plainly this is not the stuff of fantasy, unless of course you daydream about dieting and weight machines.

Overload would be random (of course, iPhone calls drop randomly, too), but a plainly crummy system is one that can't cover some of the most well-trafficked thoroughfares and intersections in the world.

Of course there is no due diligence (as the corrupt cases plainly demonstrate).

Quite rightly, of course: the quality of broadband services in the UK is plainly an issue that matters to the health of the economy.

Of course, the issue if indeed there is an issue, which is plainly disputed by police is far more complicated than bad cops and police oversight.

Many, of course, have thought that Nietzsche held precisely this view, and he plainly says much to suggest that.