Sentence examples for plainly say from inspiring English sources

Both implicated Mr. Posada in the plot in their statements to the police, though they did not plainly say he had planned it.

I stayed there recently and I can plainly say that it is the best hostel/hotel experience I have had in Europe.

So far, terrorism and homeland security have been treated as a melodramatic premise for campaign commercials about atrocities past rather than a way for contenders to plainly say what they've learned since 9/11 — and what needs to be changed.

Writing around the same time as Góngora, George Herbert asks in "Jordan (I)" why certain poets write as if everything must "be veil'd, while he that reads, divines, / Catching the sense at two removes?" — and he contrasts this with his own decision to "plainly say, My God, My King".

I do believe I was 11 years old when the game was first announced, and I can plainly say: nope, don't care.

Some things are not worth sugar coating especially when they can help others in a similar condition, so I'll just plainly say that I was depressed, frustrated and almost gave up on life.

"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.

He stated his motivation plainly, saying, "The public needs to decide whether these programs and policies are right or wrong".

And the statute plainly says that such an alien "may apply for asylum".

"Let me state it plainly," said Mr. Kerry, a Democratic presidential contender.

America, as Mr Obama more plainly said, thinks Britain is most influential inside the EU, so should not run the risk of leaving it.