Sentence examples for plainly saying that from inspiring English sources

What resulted was Miles and Hurley discussing Chang with Miles plainly saying, "That douche is my dad" before a cut to a commercial break.

Putin was plainly saying that Russia, no longer the post-Communist economic and military basket-case it briefly became under his predecessor Boris Yeltsin, does not need or seek American approval or agreement to take action in its own interests in Syria or anywhere else.

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

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

There it plainly says that the President "shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment".

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.

This may just be a way of saying that fall is plainly coming, even though the farmers here are still just finishing the first cutting of hay.

Röbke also said that Knut plainly misses his past father-figure, Thomas Dörflein, and has become so used to attention that he cries when no one is near his enclosure.

"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.

Many, of course, have thought that Nietzsche held precisely this view, and he plainly says much to suggest that.

In addition, it is difficult to think of a restaurant that more plainly says -- in d?r, service, food and total execution -- that it is of, by and for New York City.