Sentence examples for shows plainly from inspiring English sources
The picture shows plainly and clearly the rich and intricate connections of its symbolic content.
Instead their film shows, plainly and sufficiently, how those songs were made.
He shows plainly his affection and admiration for his capricious, clever, tough, unpredictable subject.
He tried to deduce, from careful study, what sold best, and concluded, "The history of all Magazines shows plainly that those which have attained celebrity were indebted for it to articles similar in nature — to Berenice".
So, too, his story of Cleopatra (in the introduction) shows plainly that Eleanor of Aquitaine (Chapter 2) was not, in fact, the first woman to take charge of her own political and sexual life.
A line graph shows plainly the shifting of the relative proportions of white and brown rabbits in response to this environmental change.
The boys and girls in the show plainly mean no harm.
His bony hands were resting on his bony knees, and his ribs showed plainly.
What she does is show, plainly and gracefully, how the pursuit of such perfection can be monstrous.
Two pillboxes showed plainly on photographs we had, and, in addition, there were two houses that looked suspiciously like shells built around other pillboxes.
In "Mirroring Evil," only one of the nineteen works has a Brooksian zing to it, but the show plainly owes its timing to Max Bialystock's reign on Broadway.
