Sentence examples for thus plainly from inspiring English sources

Then there is Mr. Nader, ranging from 5 to 9 points in national polls and thus plainly able to tip some battleground states like Michigan, Washington, Wisconsin and maybe California to Mr. Bush by draining support from Mr. Gore.

He was thus plainly a dangerous man, in whose hands such dangerous weapons could pose a real threat, both to regional peace and, through the power that dominance of the world's oil reserves would bring, to the whole world.The case for impatienceWhat, then, of the second question?

The rule thus plainly proscribes a C Block licensee from selling handsets to customers that hinder a customer's ability to use applications of their choice, and applies to all customers of a C Block licensee.

What does he think of those -- and their number includes the current attorney general of the United States and the president himself -- who believe and have declared publicly that waterboarding is torture and thus plainly illegal?

That was so plainly wrong.

Thus, she plainly can't meet you as she wouldn't want you to view her as the enormous shadow of her former self she's become.

The mapping ω → ω˜ is plainly injective; thus, we may identify the state-space of A with a subset of the state-space of A˜.

The cause in which he fought was plainly just, and thus worthy of sacrifice, but that was as much as he knew; its magnitude was beyond him.

Able to defeat nature by growing oranges and lemons where none should exist at all, such people were plainly blessed — and thus deserved the nod from above and all their glittering prizes.

His opponents plainly think so.

A woman's cellphone rang, and her (our) conversation was thus: She (loudly, not moving): "Hello?" I (plainly, continuing to browse): "Hello".