Sentence examples for plainly read from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, a small purple flower was placed on his table - #299 - in front of a placard that plainly read: "Rest in peace, Prince".

Writing in 1886, David Dixon Porter, who had been the commander of the Mississippi River squadron, wrote that at night the signals can be so plainly read that mistakes are impossible, and a commander-in-chief can keep up a conversation with one of his vessels distant several miles, and say what is required almost as well as if he were talking to the captain in his cabin.

One of them was Manuel Marulanda today, under the nickname "Sureshot", leader of the FARC and its 15,000 fighters.In attacking Mitu with such force, he was plainly reading today's state a lesson: you couldn't smash us then; today, with peace talks seemingly just round the corner, don't expect any weakening from us, it's we who can smash you.

The passage plainly reads: "And God created man in his image, in the image of God created he him, male and female created he them".

These new economic literates plainly do not read the Budget background papers.

So we've arrived at the politics of class, the primary motivation behind most criticism of technology, genetic or otherwise, as one could read plainly from the very start of the now-defunct Valleywag.

Plainly, he has never read Crichton.

To read news, plainly not: but how many now are over 45?

But most of Mr. Bolger's advice dealt with how to sell the issue, and his clients were plainly listening or reading.

The Commission found that Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp are not close competitors," the statement reads plainly.

Ninety per cent of a teacher's job is directing students to read what's plainly on the page.