Sentence examples for plainly tell from inspiring English sources

Burns never "came out" in the contemporary sense to family, friends or the public, occasionally alluding rather vaguely to girlfriends and potential marriage partners, to the bewilderment of his acquaintances, who could plainly tell that he was not that way inclined.

The magazine quoted an unidentified senior military officer as saying that the war games were meant to "plainly tell the Taiwan public that the stable outlook between the two sides of the strait, which Chen Shui-bian" -- Taiwan's president -- "has proclaimed, simply does not exist".

And Ice Cream will also plainly tell you how much space you can free up, as well as how many photos you can still take and which ones are already backed up to the cloud.

With Mr. Saunders sitting on the edge of his seat, Mr. Arneson was one of the only witnesses in this trial to plainly tell the jury the details of his relationship with Mr. Pellicano.

And we're afraid to admit we have a problem and so we close our eyes and try to believe in an irrational business plan that is so stupid and so inadequate that any first year entrepreneur can -- and all young MBA students do as you can plainly tell by their questions -- see right through it.

Angry men are plainly telling us to expect it.

And, as in Dickens, the sentimental threatens to purple a grim reality better left plainly told.

Rwanda plainly told him that it could no longer protect him, one expert said.

Visceral, intimate and plainly told, this story is sure to move young children, and also motivate them to read more.

The latest snub has come from Paris, which has plainly told Mr. Bashir that he is not on the guest list for the African-French summit meeting in Nice, on the French Riviera, on May 31.

What lifts this book beyond being merely the plainly told story of an interesting life is Mr. Samuelsson's filigreed yet often pointed observations about why so few black chefs have risen to the top of the culinary world.