Sentence examples for plainly will from inspiring English sources
This, plainly, will be crucial to the mood of resumed battle in Australia.
His form, as in "Undecided Voter," is comedy, because things plainly will be all right.
As that conversation now continues without her, it plainly will be different from what American voters have grown accustomed to.
But if it lets him run and he wins, the supreme leader's own power plainly will diminish.Moreover, Mr Rafsanjani is not his only bugbear.
Their interpretation is likely to be taken into account by the ECJ in a future case but plainly will not bind that court," he said.
Indeed, in a year that Karl Lagerfeld sent models down the runway in trainers at the Chanel couture show – and with trend forecasters predicting that normcore, the act of studiously dressing plainly, will be the decade's biggest fashion trend – it's perhaps no surprise that ugly shoes are being accepted.
Plainly, it will take more than Wonder Woman to smash the patriarchy, but she's a start.
The veteran nature writer puts it plainly: "He will sleep by your bed, defend you from enemies and be your friend until he dies".
He is calm and sibylline, prophesying plainly what will come to pass, and his inspiration, in the new film, is far more distant than Marx.
If developers are required to give up land (or if it is stolen from them, to put it more plainly), they will down tools and stop building.
But let me say it plainly: I will not go along with a huge tax cut for the wealthy at the expense of everyone else and wreck our good economy in the process.
