Sentence examples for plainly there are from inspiring English sources

Plainly, there are questions to ask of the sector.

Plainly, there are going to be times that something gets in your way and it's beyond your control.

The British, according to that study published this week, have become more tolerant, but, plainly, there are limits.

And plainly there are still young film directors around who hunger for their shot at a cavalry charge.

Plainly, there are severe limits to the expressive power of the medium, when it is restricted to a screen in this way.

Plainly, there are times when we use it to inform key decisions – to find out about an illness, to research a holiday, to track a scientific breakthrough.

When I could endure it no longer I packed skates under arm and went where people told me to go- for they said plainly there was a public skating rink in Madison Square Garden.

Plainly, there were commercial and production benefits.

Above all, plainly, there is a crisis of legitimacy.

Plainly there is a balance to be struck.

Plainly, there's no human right to front Newsnight and programme makers need a free hand.