Sentence examples for would plainly be from inspiring English sources

It would plainly be misleading to call it total.

Their task would plainly be much easier if there were an agreed peace to keep.

If he were to be allowed to develop them freely, he would plainly be willing to use them.

The Evening Standard said, "The country would plainly be a happier place if more of us played the ukulele".

It would plainly be best if bruising partisan battles over judges could be kept to a minimum.

But it would plainly be a humiliating first for the Catholic church, and one that the cardinal could sanction probably only with the pope's blessing.

Congress’ goal of curtailing the interstate drug trade would not plainly be thwarted if it could not apply the CSA to patients like Monson and Raich.

I'm not sure that is quite how I remember it, but to characterise the "other side" – Leave.eu – as anti-immigration would plainly not be unfair.

If that were so a debased copy which failed to capture the artist's dexterity and skill would not infringe, which plainly is not the case.

The fact that Mr. Lagerfeld, who is to receive a lifetime achievement award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America tomorrow night at the New York Public Library, strives to be nobody while plainly being somebody would be laughable if he did not occupy such a paradoxical position in fashion.

Releasing any damaging private messages among Republicans would hurt Trump, and that, plainly, was not the objective of Vladimir Putin and his minions.