Sentence examples for plainly to from inspiring English sources

But the Lacey women cannot speak plainly to one another.

He speaks very well, but he also can speak plainly to people".

The political advertisement that aired in Montgomery, Ala., spoke plainly to conservative voters' values.

Tha reason for tha changes is plainly to bring in more dollaz.

Now that Japan has withdrawn its small contingent of troops, perhaps Bush will speak plainly to Abe.

It was also the year in which the League of Nations was at last seen plainly to be impotent.

Then he dusts his hands and lies down, plainly to dream about the sanctity of honest labour.

Rowe is instructive of how plainly to the left of New Labour a good Conservative can stand.

I can't put it any more plainly to you: I had no idea the ad was going to run".

The simpler need is to get goods and people moving.The awful state of Chicago's transport comes home most plainly to drivers sitting stationary in their cars.

The difficulty with any criticism, at least from a judge, is that the objectives of the Scheme are so plainly to the good.