Sentence examples for very plain that from inspiring English sources

"I think both Nigel and I made it very, very plain that there would be help running between us.

"It is very plain that the correct course of action is to extend the implementation date," Mr. Rudd said in Canberra, the capital.

"Those legislators who don't like Planned Parenthood have made it very plain that they will be relentless in their attempts to shut Planned Parenthood down," Ms. Hart said.

The polls make very plain that only one challenger can beat Johnson on 3 May: Livingstone, attempting a comeback in a country where political restorations are rare.

Wilhelmina Moore, 55, director of constituent services for a member of the Philadelphia City Council: "He made it very plain that he supported his pastor.

With that word included, the provision will read 'nor shall the main track of any such railroad once constructed and operated be abandoned or removed.' To us it appears very plain that this is what is intended.

"I like to write very plain prose that makes the events vivid.

I've been very plain about that for a long period of time.

I said to them, 'I don't think the glasses are going to dim her beauty.' I gotta say I felt very plain on that set".

She and her colleagues found, for example, two very plain ceremonial blankets that contained only goat hair.

It is very plain, therefore, that the appeal is one within our jurisdiction.