Sentence examples for plainly won't from inspiring English sources

Yellen plainly won't go that far.

The present art market plainly won't quit until it hits the end of the line.

"Those areas that were attended to yesterday have already seen a significant difference but it would be wrong to raise people's hopes and expectations and say that we'll be able to collect all the waste because in four days, quite plainly, we won't.

Let me put this plainly here, because Mr Murray won't.

"But I'm also going to say, as plainly as I can, we won't conserve our way to energy independence.

Now that we have come to our senses, we see plainly that manufacturers and retailers won't go away so soon.

"The other side won't say to you plainly that they're in it to fight for the special interests," Mr. Gore said.

Sometimes, something seems so obvious to many readers — that Gonzales lied repeatedly — that they want their newspaper to say it just that plainly, and they're frustrated when it won't.

I've sat through thousands of hours of testimony about why people are poor - they don't work hard enough, they lack moral fiber, they're not as smart as the rest of us (plainly, after Madoff, Letterman, et.al., I won't have to be fighting this one out for a least a few months).

Then we will have a real meaty feast – there will be one turkey cooked plainly that my 13-year-old-daughter, Margarita, won't be allergic to, and one stuffed with chestnuts for other people.

But higher-risk investments like stocks plainly make sense for retirement savings if you won't need the money in the near future.