Sentence examples for plainly think that from inspiring English sources

Kitchen designers plainly think that the lure of state-of-the-art multi-media gadgetry will pull more men into the kitchen in the future.

In their vision of Mitt Romney, Retro Man and "avatar of revanchism," Plouffe and Co. plainly think that they have a winning left-of-center equivalent of the kind of "latte-drinking, sushi-eating, Volvo-driving" stereotypes that conservatives deployed against culturally-liberal Democrats between the McGovern and Obama eras.

Feeney, a longtime collaborator of Pink's, plainly thinks that's hooey - and the ballet world is far richer for his audacious invention.

But the jurors plainly thought that the car firm had tried to hide the document.

Dan Ephron plainly thinks that it would have; he says that Rabin had made the fundamental decision to give up most of the occupied territories, even if he never explicitly said so.

Our attempts late on Saturday to get Manuel Pellegrini to articulate what he quite plainly thinks – that his side are creative and Mourinho's are not – had entered the realms of the absurd when he resisted what, by my count, was the 10th way of posing the question.

"I think that's plainly obvious," Pashley told BBC Radio Lancashire after losing heavily to the new league leaders at the weekend.

The government's only effort to defend the course of conduct is by reference to the legal education exception to Canon 3(a)(vi), and I think that claim is plainly without substance.

I think that comes across very plainly, and it was at the forefront of my decision making".

His opponents plainly think so.

As they continue to pour in, investors plainly think the opportunities outweigh the risks.