In the movie, Michele very plainly talks about how she does not consider herself disabled, but that other people do.
Lest there be any confusion about the meaning of his extended metaphor, he told his audience plainly what he was talking about: the path to power.
Ms. Hardaway's team at Deloitte began working on the software after a consultant in the firm's Dallas office posed a challenge: Instead of just talking about plain talk, design a tool to help people talk plainly.
Barkley's admirers love the fact that he comes to them unfiltered; if he's annoying, discursive, plainly wrong, even if he's talking about things that have nothing to do with sports, at least he's not pretending to be someone else.
Instead of talking about what's hidden, it points to what's plainly visible.
More plainly, though: how, in 2015, did we get to the point where we're once again talking about lettuce and feminism in the same breath?
Here's the thing I was talking about before that Cho's script does so well: In the very beginning of the episode, she has Barb state plainly that she's looking for a community of her own.
Americans are not used to being talked to as plainly as she talked about the writing life.
But the thing that came across most plainly as Rove talked about his work, then and now, is the sense that he is absolutely unafraid.
When things go wrong, however, it's hard for doctors to detect what substance the carrier has ingested, as they are either unconscious or plainly unwilling to talk about it.
