Sentence examples for plainly says from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

Still, VW plainly says the reason for the W8 is that because would-be Passat buyers couldn't get as much power as they wanted in a VW, they were opting for BMWs and Mercedes –Audi's competition.

They'd denounce Gardner for claiming their bill is toothless when the text plainly says otherwise.

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".

"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".

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

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

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