Sentence examples for works plainly from inspiring English sources
It was enough that the hand that painted the works plainly be the same that had painted "Emmaus".
Finally, to all this we may add that Hume's theory of belief, as presented in his earlier works, plainly implies that in these circumstances there can be no belief in any such being.
It worked, plainly — something worked.
Moses's satisfaction in her work plainly was formal, not thematic.
Even if one takes more flattering "underlying" measures, more work plainly lies ahead: pre-interest and pretax profits margins were only 3.8%.
These solid-looking men, with thick, calloused hands and heavy clothing made for outdoor work, plainly were not part of the usual crowd of commuters and casino day-trippers.
Mr Obama, who has spent most of his life in the public sector, academia or community work, plainly thinks the state has a bigger role to play in galvanising the economy when demand collapses (as in 2008) and in moderating inequality.
Even in his most routine commissioned works, he plainly liked animals far more than he liked their human owners.
Despite regional and diachronic variations, these works are plainly parts of an immense prehistoric cultural continuum surviving as hunting traps, funerary/religious sites and seasonal camps.
Review boards, overwhelmed by the volume of work, were plainly failing to keep track of side effects.
