Sentence examples for was plainly clear from inspiring English sources

The difference from the this year's conference and last year's was plainly clear.

It was plainly clear why Pistole was a no-show, and it had nothing to do with jurisdiction; it would have been an openly hostile crowd.

A local historian I'd spoken to, Dixie Hibbs, told me that Maker's has always invested in image, and this is plainly clear.

"We are well used to politicians seeking to wriggle out of things that are plainly clear – it's something that, frankly, we all get engaged in from time to time," said Liberal Democrat MP Greg Mulholland.

"And more importantly what he was saying was that it's plainly clear that if they built a hub in the Thames Estuary you would have to close Heathrow.

It's too early to talk about main findings yet, but it's plainly clear that there hasn't been any authoritative list of who works on development and has a charity in this country.

The message from Fassel was clear and was plainly absorbed in the Giants' locker room.

"He was plainly intelligent and it is clear that he has brought - and will in the future bring - to his academic studies the same dedication and commitment that he formerly applied to football".

Judge Roger Chapple, at Inner London crown court, said it was "abundantly clear" that Umaniec was "plainly an intelligent man" who regarded Rothko as a "great painter".

Sheeran was plainly conflicted about his task, but his retelling steers clear of the maudlin.

That was plainly criminal.