Sentence examples for say plainly from inspiring English sources

And for all its equivocation, Hamas still refuses to say plainly that it can ever accept the permanence of Israel.

A correspondent whom I respect has (gently) challenged me to say plainly what I think Cyprus should do — leaving aside all questions about political realism.

If Judge Mukasey cannot say plainly that the president must obey a valid statute, he ought not to be the nation's next attorney general.

When they say, plainly, that he is not a danger to himself or others, they presumably are in a position to know.

"We're living in a time when I think we need to say, plainly, 'This is how you create change in this country,' " Black said.

All the same, you would still expect a grown-up bank to be able to say plainly that Rake is actually going.

"No," she says, plainly.

'Yes,' I said plainly.

He says "plainly we can afford that".

"Yes, it is," Esposito said, plainly seething.

"I can handle it," he said plainly.