Sentence examples for plainly possessed from inspiring English sources
A slew of recordings made between 1936 and 1939 give an indication, although her voice plainly possessed the kind of incandescent glow that no machine can capture fully.
They plainly have faults.
Congress was plainly of the view that these expenditures also have corruptive potential; but the Court strikes down the provision, strangely enough claiming more insight as to what may improperly influence candidates than is possessed by the majority of Congress that passed this bill and the President who signed it.
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.
Plainly enough, if you do not already accept the claim that there is an entity which possesses maximal greatness, then you won't agree that the first of these arguments is more acceptable than the second.
