Sentence examples for plainly successful from inspiring English sources

While this lineage is plainly successful, it has low invasive capacity and is not as yet associated with antibiotic resistance [ 30].

Thiel has plainly been successful.

Having had what he plainly regarded as a successful day delivering his autumn statement the other week, George Osborne sounded as though he had woken up with a hangover when he lost his cool on the Today programme and complained bitterly about the BBC's coverage.

The film, one of the better-reviewed movies at the South by Southwest festival this spring, plainly shows the commercially successful hand of Apatow, but it also reveals that Wiig can be as funny in the role of a relatable everywoman as she can in those absurdist characters.

He was only partly successful.Mr McCain plainly has some good instincts.

But even the experienced and successful partners at Oxygen are plainly nervous about the network's debut.

By highlighting and refining techniques for successful speech, the Rhetoric is plainly prescriptive but only relative to the goal of persuasion.

Plainly, the two men have failed to recreate the successful partnership in Iraq of General David Petraeus and Ryan Crocker.

"Plainly they were after discord and in this they were spectacularly successful.

It is plainly a matter of skill, of technique, since one can envisage a successful outcome before undertaking it.

(The only successful exception I can think of to this is Jimi Hendrix, who was so plainly exceptional in all things).