There's risk in this kind of swelling feeling, but Handforth is plainly working in the vein of Puccini, not of maudlin pop songs.
On the FMP recording, the orchestra is plainly working from a score and periodically settles on a particular figure, though crisp unisons are not the point.
During the 1980s, when adulation (or fear) of Japan was at its peak, many observers made the mistake of assuming that because some things in the country plainly worked extremely well, everything did, so everything must be worth emulating and the trend must be ever upwards.
I expect to grow old with him.' She's plainly worked out an arrangement that works for her, but whether it's in the best interests of Christopher and Jemma is hard to know without meeting them (they agreed to the book but declined to do any interviews).
To their credit, Minno has a system that plainly works; at the moment they're short on partners (no one wants to go with a newcomer like this on faith) and the ability to scale and provide service, customization, and behind-the-scenes wirework to large and important customers (like if, say, a large blog network or media conglomerate were to use Minno) is by necessity unproven.
It worked, plainly — something worked.
"King Arthur" is plainly the work of a man deeply affected by Wagner.
Marine reserves plainly do work but only if they are policed properly.
There was also a surge of interest in Internet chat-rooms devoted to the subject.On the other hand, supply factors are also plainly at work.
One of them was Arthur Miller, who wrote, "It is plainly a work of distinction... with a narrative flow of its own.
