Sentence examples for plainly that the from inspiring English sources

Writing like that asserted very plainly that the world could be conquered.

Officials at Little League headquarters in Pennsylvania said plainly that the rule remains very much in effect.

If Judge Mukasey cannot say plainly that the president must obey a valid statute, he ought not to be the nation's next attorney general.

First it issued an annual report on religious freedom round the world, which stated plainly that the Christian presence in much of the Middle East was being "reduced to a shadow of its former self".

Of all the addresses at the Convention, Khan's said most plainly that the wrongness of Trump is not his style or tackiness or even obliviousness to world events; it is in his clearly formulated anti-Americanism.

Mr. Ventker's letter, dated March 30 and written after the board had a chance to digest Mr. Stillman's report, stated quite plainly that the charity's board thought that "there is room for improvement".

There's need, of course, but plainly that isn't the half of it.

Plainly that is dependent on the form of Woods and Phil Mickelson, but listening to Westwood yesterday it was clear he does not believe that anyone right now can depend on the form of Woods or even of Mickelson.

Plainly, that hasn't been true.

Plainly, that person is not Mr. Trump.

But plainly, that's not happening.