Sentence examples for plainly seems from inspiring English sources

Uber plainly seems to meet both criteria for Christensen's disruptive innovation theory.

From the vantage point of ordinary life and common sense, consciousness plainly seems to exists in time.

Which plainly seems fucking ridiculous.

As such, it hardly enters the spirit of things to concentrate, in the Paddy Power Gold Cup, on a horse whose best days plainly seem to be behind him.

To put it plainly, Eastwood seems embarrassed.

That is racism, and it's not just the petty kind that resorts to silly stereotypes (Asian people cannot drive, White people cannot dance); this is the kind of racism that wants to preserve the ethnic "purity" of a place, and calling out vile racism when it has been so plainly articulated seems like a righteous thing to do.

Reprieve director Clive Stafford Smith said: "Translated into plain English, what the judges are saying is that Britain committed what seems plainly to be a crime in 2004, but has now given up the power to release the victims from illegal detention".

Yet in this case the transfer seems plainly evident.

Most of those Ends whether real or imagined have already been eulogized so aggressively that to revisit them now seems plainly indulgent.

By Amanda Petrusich September 28, 2017 The new Netflix documentary "Gaga: Five Foot Two" tells a story that seems plainly contrary to observable events.

Except that the ideal of the gentleman-legislator who cuts backroom deals in the public interest seems plainly an illusion in the age of 24-hour news cycles and constant pressure from interest groups with seemingly unlimited financial and, ultimately, electoral fire-power.