Sentence examples for plainly to ask from inspiring English sources

I am writing, quite plainly, to ask who the hell you think you are.

Plainly, there are questions to ask of the sector.

The comments show great diversity of interruptions: from waiting for a pause in the conversation to ask something to being plainly rude.

Michaels's novel forces the reader to ask herself, What might men who speak their desires so plainly not be capable of?

But if bloggers start devoting enough attention to the charges, then that becomes a story in itself, and reporters for mainstream outlets will feel at liberty to ask the candidate about the rumours, even if they're plainly baseless.

Had he been plainly asked to do the company that favour, he would have flatly refused; he had to be cheated into it.

The answer seems plainly to be negative.

The body plainly, openly asks the question; the head maintains the search.

It's gotten to the point where members of Congress are plainly asking whether the FCC is working to specifically benefit a single major media company, Sinclair, at great cost to locally owned media and of course consumers.

Such as using a brightly colored 'continue' button during a flight check out process but which also automatically bundles an optional extra like insurance, instead of plainly asking people if they want to buy it.

Thankfully I caught myself in time, and instead of trying to predict what she might need, I plainly asked her: "What do you need from me?