Sentence examples for what plainly from inspiring English sources

What plainly wouldn't is the selection of Madrid based purely on sentiment.

What plainly is at work here is a prolonged bear market.

What plainly dogged Mr. Klemperer was the criticism that a show based on the concept of bumbling Germans running a prisoner-of-war camp was simply not funny given the actual events of World War II.

There needed to be some clear taking of responsibility by her – if not gone at least some kind of clear sanction or penalty for what plainly had been a failure on her part.

It was impossible not to see what was plainly in front of them.

And yet relating what happened plainly and ploddingly — as the filmmakers do here — does not really work either.

Ninety per cent of a teacher's job is directing students to read what's plainly on the page.

In any event, he has now done what was plainly right, and what he himself saw and proclaimed to be right more than three years ago.

The letter places Holt in the odd position of issuing dire threats to quash what is plainly an act of free speech.

What was plainly lacking, long before the barbarian invasions had done their work, long before economic dislocations became serious, was an inner go.

What is plainly true, however, is that Mr Jospin, for all his talk of principle, has chosen to funk the challenge of reform.