Sentence examples for stating plainly from inspiring English sources

Blodget takes a lot of flak for his iconoclasm, but the fact is, he's only stating plainly what other editors think in private.

Wong's report generated no policy changes, but, by stating plainly what many knew instinctively, it started the Army thinking about how to free up its junior officers' decision-making.

By firing Godoff, by stating plainly that he was in the book business, Olson was not so much revolutionizing the industry as giving vent to what it has long and carefully repressed.

While the state could tax pole-dancing by stating plainly in the statute that such performances do not qualify for the exemption, the Legislature did not do that, and the state tax tribunal, which decided to tax pole dancing and lap dancing, does not have the power to interpret the statute that way.

"When you allow people to innovate and to lead, you invite failure". Wong's report generated no policy changes, but, by stating plainly what many knew instinctively, it started the Army thinking about how to free up its junior officers' decision-making.

In fact, the sustainable agriculture movement recognizes this, claiming as one of its central tenets the much vaguer requirement of "environmental responsibility" and stating plainly that that doesn't necessarily require growing strictly organically.

"China is like one giant prison," she states plainly.

He should state plainly, eloquently and in detail what he thinks needs to happen.

"There was," he states plainly, "nothing original about his message and Muhammad never claimed there was.

But he stated plainly, "This is not a withdrawal from politics".

You show it to me as if I'm your lawyer, and it states plainly, "A free cup of coffee".