Sentence examples for plainly show from inspiring English sources

The second book / will plainly show / all in the Guildhall / you want to know.

Weather statistics plainly show that over the last 30 years residents could not count on snow for Christmas, with conditions often more appropriate for bicycling than sledding.

Taken from a long and prolific career, Eberle's twosomes plainly show the photographer's wit and sense of whimsy — indeed, the critic David Hickey calls him the "Noël Coward of photography".

However, the comedies represented at the time, which, both in good earnest and in merriment, let fly many hard words at him, plainly show that he got that appellation especially from his speaking; they speak of his "thundering and lightning" when he harangued the people, and of his wielding a dreadful thunderbolt in his tongue.

Facts and figures plainly show that the Democratic Party is a lot more unified now than it was back then.

He claimed in his dissent, "the Court totally ignores, as it did in last Term's reapportionment cases all the history of the Fourteenth Amendment and the course of judicial decisions which together plainly show that the Equal Protection Clause was not intended to touch state electoral matters".

The current crisis has plainly shown this.

It had been plainly shown not to work.

His appointments plainly showed a preference for piety over competence.

"Dumbo" plainly shows kids the possible depths of human cruelty, callousness and materialism.

Live tweeting plainly showed the cast and Moyes caught by surprise.