Sentence examples for was plainly made from inspiring English sources

Joe Romm, reporting for ClimateProgress in 2011, declared that the environmental review process by Cardno Entrix should have been invalidated, once the conflict of interest was plainly made known.

This did not sit well with writers, especially once the Voice was plainly making money.

The bats appear to be suspended on strings and are plainly made of rubber.

While Black is plainly made of stern stuff, she should be braced for impact, and avoid being photographed with a hot breakfast.

Plibersek, Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman, avoided expressing a view on the potential surveillance missions but said the territorial disputes were "plainly making some of China's neighbours anxious".

For their enemies were plainly making great preparations and a powerful league against them. 2 Now there was among the Sabines one Appius Clausus,37 a man whose wealth made him powerful, as his personal prowess made him illustrious, but who was most eminent for his lofty character and for his great eloquence.

The bosses point to various offers they have made, and are plainly ready to improve, in talks that are still under way.For the government there is a nasty thought, and all trade unions know it.

Israel was plainly eager to make a deal that would involve the release of hundreds of Palestinians, many of them convicted of bloody crimes.

Mr. Strange was plainly elated to have the president make a long-anticipated campaign appearance on his behalf — he clapped joyfully as Air Force One touched down in Huntsville as the sun set.

But he was plainly going out of his way to make time for Ryan.

That was plainly criminal.