Sentence examples for was plainly obvious from inspiring English sources

Steve wasn't sure if she was playing the game, or sincere, though it was plainly obvious how phony it was.

This same thin veneer of plausible deniability was used by Reagan, back in the 1980s -- even though it was plainly obvious what we were trying to accomplish.

This is not conspiracy theory — it's plainly obvious to anyone examining the situation.

"It will be plainly obvious to the traveling public who has this and who doesn't," Mr. Maruster said.

For Enatsu, the explanation is plainly obvious: "The biggest reason is Lotte changed managers from Valentine to Nishimura" and "Rakuten's troubles stem from the exact opposite move".

Ostensibly undertaken to protect Mr. Libeskind's interests, these tactics may actually have prevented him from seeing what to me is plainly obvious.

Although Ukip's relationship with the media has never been rosy - the party often complains that it is being persecuted as unpleasant comments by its members are unearthed - it is plainly obvious that they are being taken much more seriously than they used to be.

They inserted the following text into the specific paragraph that addresses debt management: "Maintaining sustainable debt levels is the responsibility of the borrowing countries … " It is plainly obvious why this language is harmful and, given the situation in Greece, callous for the EU to even propose it.

Siegl devolves into a sort of emotional Mr. Magoo, so narcissistic and stuck in his ivory tower that he's unable to see what should be plainly obvious: that his assistant Alma is not the devoted, good-hearted country girl he thinks he hired, but a rage-filled psychotic who is putting crushed glass in his dinner and messing with his medication.

"It is plainly obvious that aircraft and huge gas containers are a potentially lethal mix.

"I think that's plainly obvious," Pashley told BBC Radio Lancashire after losing heavily to the new league leaders at the weekend.