Sentence examples for plainly written from inspiring English sources

It is handsome, colorful, plainly written if not elegant.

"The Wordy Shipmates" also includes a few stand-up comedy routines, plainly written to be performed.

The law was plainly written to smoke out stealth lobbying organizations, not to protect Washington insiders.

Mr. Gillespie's book, published in 1999, is a straightforward history, well researched and plainly written.

He preferred to take something plainly written and sing the depth into it.

Joel Mokyr is an economic historian at Northwestern, and "A Culture of Growth," though rather plainly written, is a fascinating attempt to answer that essential question.

"To put it still more plainly," wrote Watts, "the desire for security and the feeling of insecurity are the same thing".

Both authors are funny and dirty, and they are plainly writing, if not exactly to their younger selves, then to girls like they once were.

In describing the thought processes at work, Greenspan plainly wrote that in order to "subdue inflationary pressures, we were trying to slow the economy by making money more expensive to borrow".

Even when South Carolina church shooter Dylann Roof plainly wrote that he had an animus toward blacks and acted out that insane animus by gunning down multiple black churchgoers, he still did not reach the elevated bar to rate being branded a "domestic terrorist".

"Disenfranchising voters through no fault of the voter himself is plainly unconstitutional," wrote Judge Bernard McGinley (in reference to the state constitution, not the US constitution).