Sentence examples for was plainly enough from inspiring English sources

This was plainly enough to get the better of last night's opponents – and provide the usual sumptuous level of aesthetic pleasure.

"Those words are plainly wide enough to include matters of policy and funding criteria," he said.

In any event, Mr Gollnisch's implied threat is plainly real enough, as Mr Chirac knows.Hence the new government, formed this week to fill the void between the departure of Mr Jospin and the June elections.

That is plainly not enough to fix what remains a massive loophole in the law, and we hope that the European court decides to rule in favour of privacy rather than unchecked state power".

That is plainly not enough to fix what remains a massive loophole in the law, and we hope that the European Court decides to rule in favour of privacy rather than unchecked State power".

(The title she swiped from his first book, of course, which is fair enough, since like much of his work, it was plainly autobiographical).

That was plainly criminal.

He was plainly enjoying himself.

The process was plainly rigged.

Carter was plainly different.

But it is plainly not fast enough, and it is also clumsy: the judges are making America's terrorist laws because the politicians have not done so.