He stated his endorsement plainly, and then returned to the language of athletics.
The local authority's concerns were set out plainly, and then the group was left alone to make a plan.
If people don't experience the repercussions for their actions, which are plainly wrong, then their behaviour will not change, and neither will sexist culture.
"If people don't experience the repercussions for their actions, which are plainly wrong, then their behaviour will not change, and neither will sexist culture," she wrote.
The speech was full of breaches of the law of reverse intention, which states that if the exact opposite of a statement is plainly nonsense, then it probably wasn't worth making in the first place.
The school had plainly changed, then, since a yet more prominent old boy, Cyril Connolly, described, at self-loathing length, his abject cultivation of "the ape-like virtues without which no one can enjoy a public school".
Ms Proudman has continued to speak out against sexism in professional settings, writing in The Independent: "If people don't experience the repercussions for their actions, which are plainly wrong, then their behaviour will not change, and neither will sexist culture.
"If that had been done, then plainly Ms Woja would not have died," he said.
If it is time to reëxamine the struggle, then plainly, as Obama implied, it is time to reëxamine the means by which the struggle is waged.
So far the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has said it would boycott a second poll; plainly, it would then lose by default.
