Sentence examples for plainly state that from inspiring English sources

Bill O'Reilly went so far as to plainly state that the football players were not "smart enough to know what they're doing".

Gemma says that had LV= written to her to plainly state that an alarm was required for cover, then she would have taken the appropriate action.

They will take on everything — the right wing, Islamophobia, Mr. Straw, Mr. Sarkozy — rather than come out and plainly state that the burqa is an affront to Muslim women.

But only Berman the zombie-plumber is willing to plainly state that his greatest fear is death itself.

At the end of the night, Mitt Romney's campaign will be able to plainly state that it has won a plurality of the delegates at stake, that it's nearer than any of its competitors to the magic number of 1,144 delegates and that it has widened its lead over the rest of the competition.

How? Amid all his talk of websites imposing age ratings he also plainly states that "There is content that should just not be available to be viewed".

She plainly states that it is not sharia law she is fighting; she simply wants to receive justice.

In his speech tonight, General Musharraf plainly stated that the Kashmir cause could not justify the use of terrorism.

"It was plainly stated that if you want to get anywhere in this place, this is how it is".

The cop had written down that the car was a gold Toyota, whereas the vehicle registration plainly stated that it was gray.

And indeed since a key speech by Crown Prince Abdullah in 1998, in which he plainly stated that the oil boom was over, economic reform has gathered pace.