Sentence examples for plainly recognise from inspiring English sources

The staff themselves have a responsibility in all of this, and you plainly recognise that, though for a variety of reasons--including the motions of the academic conveyor belt--not all do.

The English bank clerk is as good material as is to be found anywhere in the world, if only he is encouraged to develop himself and take an interest in his work, by being plainly shown that keenness is wanted, recognised, and rewarded.

It was only when the political firestorm ignited the following day that the markets took flight – recognising that wider implications were plainly gathering pace.

Charter flights no longer bring tourists to gaze at the dunes.Even if the president does not openly recognise the gravity of the rebellion, he is plainly determined to crush it.

But even if presidents had exclusive power to choose which governments to recognise, Justice Scalia wrote, the place-of-birth question "plainly does not concern recognition".

For example: "If Martin Luther King were alive today, would he be doing his fair share of the housework?" - You'll need to accept some of the readership will not recognise your column as the best thing in the newspaper, even though it plainly is, and also that you will receive comments along the lines of: "I hope you die".

On June 8th he surprised everyone again by calling on the same guerrillas to give up the struggle they had waged for four decades, release their 700 or so hostages and recognise that guerrilla warfare in Latin America "is history".In this latest reversal Mr Chávez is plainly doing his belated best to extract himself from an embarrassment.

Plainly dressed.

Speak plainly.

ADDRESS plainly.

Plainly not.