Now Mr. Bush is admitting publicly what anyone who follows events in Iraq can plainly see: that plan is not altogether working.
He retaliated with a drop-shot winner of his own, stepped toward the net, pointed a finger at his audacious new adversary and gave her a look that said, "You cannot be serious!" But McEnroe could plainly see that, yes, absolutely she was.
But great manes come at a cost: Using an infrared camera, the researchers could plainly see that manes, especially long and dark ones, were a major source of heat, a liability on the hot savanna.
At the innocent age of 2, my daughter can plainly see that love is love.
Anyone can plainly see that the city's Temple of the Condor is "a shrine dedicated to flight".
Phillips's smile seems to be urging Kate to see what she can plainly see: that their lives are no less valid.
He could plainly see that the document described a technique called the one-time pad fully 35 years before its supposed invention during World War I by Gilbert Vernam, an AT&T engineer, and Joseph Mauborgne, later chief of the Army Signal Corps.
Back in Bellaire, a 20-year veteran of the coaching wars could plainly see that the rules are outdated, unfair and all about a system that best serves the administrators, not the playmakers.
When the ball came loose out there, second base umpire Dana DeMuth signalled that Kozma had held it long enough for the force, even though everyone in the northern hemisphere, including my watching fox terrier and I, could plainly see that Kozma had barely touched the toss with the tip of his glove.
