All agreed that the language used throughout the QPL was easy to understand: "It's clearly and plainly written which I think will help a variety of people with a variety of literacy levels" [P4].
Put plainly, the machine — which I called Laptop, capital L: the genus particularized, like "God" — stands, even now, as one of the great, haunting loves of my young-adult life.
As the Constitution makes textually clear, only means that are "necessary and proper" are allowed, even when Congress regulates in an area in which it plainly has power.
Scholars, advocates and political leaders agree that to just set Haiti back on its feet and move on would restore it to a dismal status quo from which it plainly can not escape on its own.
She said "a number of myths" had arisen about the proposals "such as it was going to enable the government to read everyone's e-mails which it plainly, obviously, is not".
Ryan's website still claims the Republican bill won't allow insurers to reject people or charge them more based on pre-existing conditions, which it plainly does under the deal with the House Freedom Caucus.
In writing the post, I had used neutral language which simply and plainly said what the clip was.
Brandis responded: "If you knew anything about this sector, Senator Collins, which you plainly do not, you would know that the constant complaint that I have heard as the arts minister now in two Australian governments are complaints about people who feel shut out from the Australia Council process.
Fogle also responded directly to the claims made by Leavis: "I find Mr. Leavis too austere, but he points out a quality which Keats plainly sought for.
Which is plainly not true.
