Sentence examples for plainly takes from inspiring English sources

She plainly takes great pleasure from working on extremely ambitious opportunities with outstanding people.

Aristotelians identify well-being with virtuous activity, yet Aristotle plainly takes this to be a highly pleasant condition, indeed the most pleasant kind of life there is (see, e.g., NE, Bk. I 8; Bk. VII 13).

That will plainly take time.

But it plainly took its toll.

Ben is plainly taken with her.

All very laudable, one would have thought, but the government plainly took fright.

The death of Eight Belles and its aftermath plainly took a toll, but the greater price may have come with Jones's sudden success in the big time.

Hall plainly took the view that the DMI "assets" were virtually useless and that a clear-the-deck total write-off was appropriate.

And it might seem a bit paradoxical at first because the Hiro Real Estate Company has plainly taken good care of the skyscraper, which fills an entire block.

Neither organisation is overtly political: the RS Ss motto is "United Hindus, capable India" and most of its energy is plainly taken up with social welfare (just as Focus does indeed focus on families).

The Tories are plainly taking an economic gamble by tightening fiscal policy so fast, but seem less fixated on the overall size of the state than Mrs Thatcher was.