Sentence examples for plainly the only from inspiring English sources

Then, rather more firmly: "Syriza is plainly the only realistic leftwing choice in Greece now.

Plainly, the only alternative to nationalization is a large-scale bailout, which would only further disgust and enrage the big boys and girls of our flabby republic.

Franklin Roosevelt, in his 1933 Inaugural, had put it plainly: "The only thing we have to fear … is fear itself". We don't need to know Larry until he, by showing that he is not afraid of Mister Mister, deprives the Trump-ian Monster of his Power by revealing that he has no Authority.

This isn't very harmful though, because even with D plainly visible the only clue one will have to the text is that none of its words begin with D. Swap the letters in your letter with those of another language.

I was myself here, able to see things singly and plainly, away from the only life I'd known, the city, stacked and layered, a thousand meanings a minute.

This is a fatalistic account of society's decline and it's plainly one-sided - the only cop who shows sympathy for the "troubled youth" is ineffective among an army of bigots and bullies.

"Plainly, the government wants only foxes guarding the henhouse," he asserted in his motion.

On their side, the generals might note that the only plainly fundamentalist party did miserably: the Felicity Party, with 2.5%.

Put plainly, Security Day is the only day of the week when it is safe for convoys to use the overland road that passes between Tarin Kowt and the neighboring capitals Kandahar and Helmand.

His saltiness is silly, but he's plainly right; only the shallowest investigations can be conducted on the Internet alone.

Participants were just as likely to praise his decision making, leadership abilities, and the overall mission in the success case as in the near-miss case though the latter plainly succeeded only because of blind luck.