Sentence examples for plainly so that from inspiring English sources

Mendelsohn is excellent as the chilling "Pope" Cody, obsessed with other people's weakness and with a needling habit of asking his brothers to open up and confide in him, not for any reasons of sympathy or curiosity but quite plainly so that he has a pretext for rage, contempt, violence and self-pity.

It is plainly so close that whichever side does a better job of getting its supporters to the state's polling places on Tuesday will win.

Plainly, so will the amount of space that tech companies need to make it through this year, given a mostly shut IPO market and investors who are thinking harder about each check they write.

VIOLENCE Quite a bit, but always comic and plainly so.

Mr. Kennan often suggested that America's own example of democratic prosperity was one of its most powerful weapons during the cold war; and plainly that is so today as well.

Scalia wrote that Stevens's argument that Harris was not necessarily driving with life-threatening recklessness was so plainly false that anyone with eyes could see so.

Even then, the camera is so intimately trapped in the trust of the moment, and the boy so plainly believes that he has, however fleetingly, found someone to love him, that, for once, the old saw of the censor — that a work of art may serve to harm or delude impressionable minds — doesn't seem so obtuse, and you could make a good liberal, rather than a conservatively irate, case for giving "L.I.E".

This case plainly meets that standard.

Palin's answers to Gibson's questions made it clear that all the briefings and all the cramming that she could absorb in two weeks were not enough to endow her with what her résumé so plainly indicated that she lacked: sufficient exposure to national-security issues to serve as President, should she be required to do so.

No other dancer so plainly shows that the famous grand pas de deux is a wedding-day duet.

Singer thought that most of these predictions were "so plainly mistaken" that it was difficult to understand how anyone sympathetic to Marx could defend them.