Sentence examples similar to plainly weaker from inspiring English sources
"We have yet to learn what knowledge the white man lost, houseless, shipless, apparently forgotten by his race, plainly famine-stricken, weak, frozen, helpless, and dying has of the gentleness of the Esquimaux nature," Dickens wrote.
In fact, it was plainly hoping to kill off its weaker rival.
There are plainly too many banks that are too weak and small, but national governments are loth to see foreigners moving in on their banks or their telecoms companies.
Plainly, he feels this is a Tory weak point and he intends to attack.
They also did that against far, far, weaker meat-and-potatoes Premier League sides, and they were also plainly far better than this Chelsea team.
Plainly, one set of rules applies to the powerful and another for the weak.
(It is weaker in teacups, tureens, and other service genres; suggestions of dinner-table amenity plainly exasperate Woodman's belligerent muse. She is a vase artist, first and last).
