Sentence examples for plainly one from inspiring English sources

We remark by (P0) that (V_{varepsilon}(x rightarrow V 0) =tau), (W_{varepsilon}(x rightarrow W 0)=b) uniformly on bounded sets of (mathbb{R}^{N}) as (varepsilonrightarrow0). Plainly one only verifies that (I^_{varepsilon}) possesses the mountain-pass structure as Lemma 3.1.

Lincoln was the first to state the matter plainly: "One section of our country believes slavery is right and ought to be extended, while the other believes it is wrong and ought not to be extended.

$170.4m (price ranking: five) If a painting by a great modern artist comes on the market, if it is not just of the best museum quality but plainly one of his masterpieces, if it typifies what is special about this artist, then you can't blame auction houses and collectors for going nuts.

In a rare interview with Resident Advisor, the producer summed up the difference between the Traumprinz project and the Prince of Denmark very plainly: "One is a child and the other a man".

Mr Mitchell is plainly one of nature's optimists.

Plainly, one set of rules applies to the powerful and another for the weak.

TONY ABBOTT: Look, plainly one-third of the Cabinet has no confidence in Mr Rudd.

That had given way to a quarter century of passive/aggressive weasel words like "misrepresenting my record" that Americans had grown tired of and to them, Trump is a chance to get rid of the politically correct culture that has left Americans unable to speak plainly to one another, terrified of offending one group or another.

And although Washington seems to have written off the Arab world and most of Europe, the administration is plainly counting on one ally, Britain, to come on board, as it did in the Gulf war and in Afghanistan.

Usually the bright glare and heat of the sun is plainly obvious on one side of the tent in the morning, but if it's not then it probably means there's a lot of cloud outside.

But the Lacey women cannot speak plainly to one another.