Sentence examples for plainly that they from inspiring English sources

The teenagers, embarrassed to talk about love, said plainly that they were ready for death.

They are saying plainly that they don't want to get involved in a war over Iraq.

"The other side won't say to you plainly that they're in it to fight for the special interests," Mr. Gore said.

"Plainly that backfired because they got off of it pretty quickly.

With a similar looseness, some plainly "missed" magazines that they had only known in the past tense, like Alanis, who nominated The Masses, the radical magazine that was closed by the United States government in the red scare of 1917.

Equally plainly, that is easier said than done.

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

Plainly, that hasn't been true.

Plainly, that person is not Mr. Trump.

But plainly, that's not happening.

Plainly, that's extreme, but as Daniel Goleman has written.