Sentence examples for plainly rather from inspiring English sources

The piece has a loose through-line of darkness to light, but the choreographer speaks his ideas plainly, rather than screaming them.

The Philadelphia duo, backed by a hugely efficient band, roll out hit after hit – Family Man, Out of Touch, Say It Isn't So – to a response that plainly rather surprises them.

Instead, this survey would simply praise the self-selected elite who choose to spend their time and money on the kind of clothes and accessories that are plainly luxuries rather than necessities.

The story is familiar and rather plainly aimed at children.

Within three minutes, Rihanna tells her listeners, plainly, "I'd rather be smoking weed".

Plainly, Frankenstein is rather different from, and much more complex than, its subsequent reinterpretations.

He wrote, rather plainly, that he had made contact and that attached I could find a note from my mother.

Joel Mokyr is an economic historian at Northwestern, and "A Culture of Growth," though rather plainly written, is a fascinating attempt to answer that essential question.

MildGloster, for instance, wasn't entirely bowled over by Michel Faber's The Book of Strange New Things: Which I found engaging and ambitious and yet somehow incomplete; the idea wasn't a wholly complex one, or perhaps not as complex as the novel seemed to think it was, and the story played out rather plainly.

The Stoics did not expect us never to feel unpleasant sensations, which would plainly be impossible; rather, the idea was not to let such things get to us, to impact our emotional conditions.

It's a data ownership question as well," added IBM's Lord, advocating plainly for education rather than regulation — albeit, again, without discussing how the necessary re-skilling programs could be funded.