Sentence examples for probably plainly from inspiring English sources

I could carry on, but by now it's probably plainly evident the world of cabbages is my oyster.

But it's probably because she's plainly got a healthy sense of humour – she does pretty neat impressions of Stephen Frears and Jane Campion – and doesn't have much to prove.

She isn't at all intimidated by Stone, and when she hears the suggestion, she tells Stone's partner plainly that Jake probably doesn't want to mow the lawn, and that even if he did, his pride is keeping him from saying so now, because it would sound like he's trying to not be boorish.

Javid's specific mention of debt probably indicates his preference, but he plainly did not rule out the government taking a minority stake as an equity owner.

Serve either in the cooking dish (though this will probably be too large), or on a plainly coloured earthenware dish.

Rihanna The gunshot that ends "Russian Roulette," Rihanna's new single, was probably meant as a jolt, despite being plainly foretold by the title.

It may not be losing the war, but it plainly is not winning it, and probably never could.

To put it plainly, whomever the opponent is, Broner probably loses.

Plainly a compromise must be found.Thankfully, it probably will be.

Ideas that seem plausible in our darkest moments often seem plainly flawed in hindsight, and you can probably see where all this is going.

He used traditional Brazilian ingredients to model his futurist art, and made plainly commercial music more complex than it probably needed to be.