Many of Hunzvi's followers were plainly too young to have fought in the seventies, but the spectacle of rebellious liberation fighters embarrassed Mugabe, who had come to power at independence as a liberation hero.
To speak a little more plainly here, these young men and women, like any of the younger generation on our planet, are sick of our failures, and our rather impotent excuses.
At the same time a fresh confidence is plainly emerging among young people, and it is only a matter of time before attitudes change.
Politics aside, he plainly adores the young Poles in his orchestra, and after performing at the Royal Albert Hall they were all going to be invited back to his house, along with Kennedy's guests in the audience, for "a proper jam, yeah".
The photo caption plainly explained: "Four young Palestinian boys, all cousins, were killed".
And plainly there are still young film directors around who hunger for their shot at a cavalry charge.
The young artist plainly aspired to a decadence that was both sassy and divine — most blatantly in homoerotic drawings that he tricked out with imitation gold leaf.
Texas's voter-identification law, plainly designed to prevent young, poor, and minority voters (i.e., Democrats) from casting ballots, is based on a similarly flimsy pretext of combating the nonexistent problem of in-person voter fraud.
The young Kokoschka plainly felt that the world was out of joint; his sense of estrangement is equally apparent in the fierceness of his early portraits and (to judge from Mr. Whitford's description of them) in the anguished symbolism of his early poems and dramas.
At my small company, the women with young children plainly have a balancing act.
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