Sentence examples for plainly when you from inspiring English sources

To put it plainly: when you know you aren't a cheat, it's a ballache.

To put it more plainly, when you write, "None of this requires sacrificing the interests of American businesses," it is hard to believe you.

The wisdom of this counsel will become plainly evident when you discover that the man who offered it, and who was rather insistent about it, is himself smiling in his own mug shot.

I had fun with the game but the problematic development cycle it had is plainly obvious when you finally play it.

It is plainly wrong that MSG on its own doesn't taste of anything at all - it has an intense savoury taste, which is plainly evident when you put some on your tongue (I have a bag of the stuff here in my office, so I know this).

But plainly when I call X good and you call it bad we are contradicting one other.

Plainly, there are instances when you simply have to do what's most urgent.

But you can have a high-frequency trading glitch in milliseconds". Plainly, when computers can outrun human beings by such an enormous margin, the only options for reintroducing sanity to the process is to slow down the computers or speed up the humans.

But they should write plainly when addressing non-specialists.

We must, again, be unafraid to say this plainly when it is plainly the pragmatic truth.

He also spoke plainly when he testified before a presidential commission in 1970 investigating campus unrest.