Sentence examples for plainly to be from inspiring English sources

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

Articles attached to the BCP proclaimed that each national or particular church had a right to order its own affairs so far as human traditions were concerned, and no church should teach as necessary for salvation anything not plainly to be demonstrated from the Bible.

Reprieve director Clive Stafford Smith said: "Translated into plain English, what the judges are saying is that Britain committed what seems plainly to be a crime in 2004, but has now given up the power to release the victims from illegal detention".

The answer seems plainly to be negative.

"You have grown men making statements that they plainly know to be false reading directly from talking points from a gun lobby that plainly knows them to be false.

That process plainly has to be reviewed.

Taos residents are plainly grateful to be a world apart from ground zero.

The odyssey depicted in The Way is plainly intended to be unusually instructive.

"The Wordy Shipmates" also includes a few stand-up comedy routines, plainly written to be performed.

He plainly wants to be bothered by the Bright Young People's antics, too.

This whole ritual was plainly intended to be — as one of the foolishly aesthetic maidens in the Gilbert and Sullivan opera "Patience" remarks — "perceptively intense and consummately utter".