Sentence examples for plainly or from inspiring English sources

Practically everybody seems to think of life in those terms these days, whether they state it so plainly or not.

The balances were extraordinary: never before had I heard distinctions between the dual timpanists delineated so plainly, or the bass clarinet and contrabassoon players register with greater impact.

This is the academic who can't speak plainly or concisely, who has forgotten, for a moment at least, the principle of audience design.

Managers must consider issues such as how much risk they are prepared to take when stretching the best employees, and whether those tipped for the top should be told so plainly, or instead be monitored, quietly.Measuring the talent pool is a tricky and often neglected undertaking.

For they were plainly 'acts or transactions of the same class of crimes or offenses' within the meaning of 18 U.S.C. 557, 18 U.S.C.A. § 557.

Although the guideline text may not compel the Amendment's exclusion of the offense in question from the "crime of violence" definition, the commentary is a binding interpretation of the quoted phrase because it does not run afoul of the Constitution or a federal statute, and it is not plainly erroneous or inconsistent with §4B1.2.

These tanks can be plainly added or replace existing units that can be sold.

But the trouble is, food-safety debates rarely involve assertions that are plainly true or false.

It's hard to think of a rock record more plainly congenial, or with sturdier hooks.

whether the facts stated in the complaint are either plainly untrue or are incapable of being established through investigation.

A judge would surely deem such factors either plainly irrelevant or at best the most circumstantial of circumstantial evidence.