Sentence examples for shows plainly that from inspiring English sources

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.

The Cowen Group (one of those fancy research companies whose analysts are always quoted in news stories) has released the details of a study that shows, plainly, that a game's review score is the least important barometer that people pay attention to when shopping for games.

The National Weight Control Registry shows plainly that 90percentt of those who have lost weight and kept it off exercise about an hour a day on average.

But the results show plainly that Mr Koizumi is not nearly as popular as he was after sweeping into office in April 2001.That summer, he led the LDP in an impressive upper-house campaign, picking up 64 of the 121 seats being contested and helping New Komeito to win a further 13 seats.

Such letters show plainly that monotheism, incomplexity, and non-sectarianism are dependent issues.

These structures show plainly that 23 S rRNA nucleotides A2058 and A2059 are located accessibly on the surface of the tunnel wall where they act as key contact sites for macrolide binding.

The protest, which was a direct reaction to the planned removal of a statue honoring Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, showed plainly that taking down these Confederate symbols will not erase racism but rather help to expose it.

Equally plainly, that is easier said than done.

The picture shows plainly and clearly the rich and intricate connections of its symbolic content.

Plainly, that hasn't been true.