Sentence examples for presented plainly from inspiring English sources

The plot elements are formulaic, but they're presented plainly and earnestly; the movie is anything but glib.

Trump is a master of bullshit, so we shouldn't be surprised to find many of the "facts" presented "plainly and honestly" were actually not just wrong but exactly the opposite of the truth.

This includes his presentation of Riel's mystical experiences, which Brown presents plainly and without interpretation of its reality or lack thereof.

If we find them presenting plainly intelligible but specious arguments, we should take these at face value, rather than seek esoteric explanations.

Each recipe is presented quite plainly, with a title which is numbered if there is more than one recipe for a given dish.

The object of writing this article is to present as plainly and as simply as possible the "main arguments or more accurately, line of arguments, on both sides of the question, which is a short consideration of the alleged contradiction which evolution presents to religion".

O. Scott) 'American Meat' (No rating, 1 25) Graham Meriwether's plainly presented documentary argues for more healthful methods in meat farming, but it's still an advocacy film better suited for a class than for a cinema.

But throughout the day in Washington, and in his luncheon address to a convention of the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors, the mayor plainly presented himself as a candidate for the Senate, portraying himself as a moderate Republican who cuts taxes and is liberal in his stand on abortion rights and support for immigrants.

Thanks to the dot-com bubble, it was so easy to make money selling banner ads (to VC-backed dot-com startups) that everybody was distracted from the real opportunity in search — even when it was presented to them plainly.

Hume's account of our idea of God, as presented in this passage, plainly follows Locke's specific line of reasoning.

After a promise to "present the facts plainly and honestly", Trump proceeded to do exactly the opposite.