Sentence examples for which plainly is from inspiring English sources

And now, when we meet, another "secret" emerges, which plainly isn't going to be a secret any more.

Which just plainly isn't true. .

Primark is cockahoop, gleefully spinning the trust's finding that a key sequence featuring child labourers in Bangalore was "more likely than not … not authentic" as evidence the whole report was wrong – which plainly it was not.

There are some stories which plainly must be avoided.

When the corrupt judge appears, Johnson writes, "Even in his wheelchair the man gave an impression of height, some of it established by his coiffure — brilliant, silver-white, layered like a toupee, which plainly it wasn't, as Gambol had his fingers tangled in it, pulling the man's head backward in his wheelchair to prevent him fixing the buttons of his shirt".

This it could resort to if it were to declare Iraq in "material breach" of the resolutions that ended the Gulf war in 1991, which Iraq pretty plainly is.

In fact it is arguable that the Stoics, in limiting the functions of soul in the way they did, played an important role in a complicated history that resulted in the Cartesian conception of mind, according to which the mind plainly is not something that animates living bodies.

"Her decision, which has plainly been come to after subtle pressure, will be regarded by great masses of people as unnecessary and perhaps a great waste.

Say you have the nose, the one-generation-old name, the ironic, self-deprecating temperament, the face in which can plainly be seen the entire map of Poland.

The statistical provision, which the Spanish banks calculated using data from two business cycles, is based on the assumption that all cycles are roughly similar, which they plainly are not.

It reminds the police that arrests should never be made without first considering whether there is a viable alternative to depriving someone of their liberty and invading their home, which there plainly was in this case.