Sentence examples for plainly part from inspiring English sources

The Alsops were plainly part of the information economy.

The interest in popular culture is plainly part of the political force of Orwell's writing: it insists on taking seriously the culture of the working class.

I've seen Mr Hunter perform: his vocabulary is plainly part of a considered attempt at disarming a word that represents something repugnant, a word, as he puts it, "that was designed to hurt me".

Pre-emptive intimidation is plainly part of the motive for the Kremlin's savage repression of small, harmless protests in Russia: this is "don't even think about it" violence.But almost as important is the question of violence by the revolutionaries themselves.

"Of course you may be aware we had some little incidents," says the commissioner, standing next to a state-of-the-art bomb-disposal suit, with four bodyguards close at hand.Thumping isn't workingThe security forces and their heavy-handed approach are plainly part of the problem.

The millions of readers of García Márquez's books throughout the world appreciated above all that he wrote about immediately accessible themes such as love, friendship and death in a way that was new and yet plainly part of the great novel tradition.

Plainly, parts of the east are still slowly dying on their feet.

Despite regional and diachronic variations, these works are plainly parts of an immense prehistoric cultural continuum surviving as hunting traps, funerary/religious sites and seasonal camps.

Unlike the Hamptons, where opulence hides behind large hedgerows, the estates are simply part of the neighborhood, plainly visible from unbarred driveways.

Take the recent news out of Iraq, where withdrawal timetables are suddenly, plainly, a part of negotiations between the Bush and al Maliki governments.

That principle was established a while ago – when Hopkins won the lead Oscar as Hannibal Lecter in what was plainly a supporting part.