Sentence examples for plainly up from inspiring English sources

As Hobart announces plainly up front and repeats more than once, he fled west in a desperate search for "authenticity".

Although Paddy Ashdown may have had his faults, such as never telling his party what he was up to, the ex-marine was at least an energetic commander, with a strong sense of direction, who was plainly up to a lot.

But it is plainly breaking up.

Well, no competition really: the foppish indie dandy has plainly racked up many more cultural miles.

Whatever Watts says, her tape plainly backs up the broad thrust - and even much of the detail - of Gilligan's reports.

Federer might have won the first set but resorted to passivity in the tie-break against an opponent who plainly was up for a fight.

Even in the unlikely event that he's tried and convicted, the system is plainly set up for him to learn nothing at all from the experience.

Neither organisation is overtly political: the RS Ss motto is "United Hindus, capable India" and most of its energy is plainly taken up with social welfare (just as Focus does indeed focus on families).

They are careful not to waste their bullets, as rebel fighters in Libya often did, firing feux-de-joie into the air.What the FSA seems to lack in guns and bullets, it plainly makes up for in walkie-talkies.

A plate of delicate, pinkish veal tenderloin with artichokes showed this plainly, dressed up not simply with pillowy, crisp-edged sweetbreads but also with oysters and a sauce of black truffles.

Chris Phelps and Zak Walters find superb meat and cook it plainly, putting up their own bacon and charcuterie, often seasoning with no more than salt, pepper, vinegar and herbs.