Sentence examples for plainly received from inspiring English sources
And those conversations in which the judge plainly received information extrajudicially constitute a separate violation of Canon 3(a)(iv).... CHIEF JUSTICE HARRY T. EDWARDS -- At what point -- I don't recall -- at what point, at what stage in the proceedings below did the interviews, as far as we know, commence?
"If one person sits down to read a book as a romance, and another as a true history," he wrote, "they plainly receive the same ideas, and in the same order; nor does the incredulity of the one, and the belief of the other hinder them from putting the very same sense upon their author.
In ten hours strolling the streets Ms Roberts, who is young and attractive but plainly dressed, receives a hundred catcalls (watch below).
She added: "Plainly, the 'process' Hamdi has received is not that to which he is entitled under the Due Process Clause".
They plainly have faults.
"The proposed NPV compact is plainly unconstitutional for a reason that has received very little attention," Daniel H. Lowenstein of the UCLA School of Law wrote me in an email.
After David Cameron was elected prime minister, one of the first visitors he received at 10 Downing Street was Mr. Murdoch — discreetly through a back entrance — and Mr. Cameron spoke plainly last week about the corrosively close relationship.
She plainly states that it is not sharia law she is fighting; she simply wants to receive justice.
Those who are outraged do not seem – to me at least – chiefly outraged at Dunham, but at the easy ride she's receiving over this stink plainly for being the white, feminist, media-darling Lena Dunham.
The following week, I met Khairallah at a plainly furnished office that he has rented for receiving his constituents in Agami.
