Sentence examples for plainly prove from inspiring English sources

In 1774, Thomas Jefferson concluded that "single acts of tyranny may be ascribed to the accidental opinion of a day; but a series of oppressions... too plainly prove a deliberate and systematical plan".

They are undeniably up against the mightiest military power in the world, but they are plainly not going to prove that fervour alone can vanquish it.

Put more plainly, she has proved that there's no reason a country singer can't be a pop star too.

Plainly, they must be proved wrong.

In the murky aftermath of Wednesday's carnage, Erdoğan and Davutoğlu plainly believe they have proved their point.

But it's probably because she's plainly got a healthy sense of humour – she does pretty neat impressions of Stephen Frears and Jane Campion – and doesn't have much to prove.

But then if Hamilton drove with the brilliance for which he has long proved himself capable he has plainly something to learn about creating the aura of a great racing champion.

For his part, Montgomerie feels he must win twice to guarantee a spot – either automatically or to warrant a wild card – and is plainly relieved to be back on turf that has always proved eminently suited to his game.

The personal is political, our second-wave feminists proved, and few modes of creative expression are more plainly confessional — more in service of internal dialogues — than pop.

Many were urban middle-class women, plainly fearing that their carefree lifestyles were at stake.The combined pressure proved too strong: Mr Erdogan withdrew Mr Gul's candidacy and called a general election before the scheduled date of November 4th.

Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri plainly admitted on Gazan national TV that the human shield strategy has proven "very effective".