Examples of 'is plainly' in a sentence
Meaning of "is plainly"
The phrase 'is plainly' suggests that something is clear, evident, or obvious. It indicates that there is no ambiguity or confusion regarding a particular statement, situation, or fact. The phrase is often used to emphasize the simplicity or straightforward nature of something
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This is plainly a policy of humiliation at its worst.
In some areas such coordination is plainly essential.
The law is plainly failing rape victims.
Fiscal stimulus at such a time is plainly procyclical.
And this is plainly correct as a general proposition.
A palpable error is one that is plainly seen.
This is plainly a maneuver for better terms.
The goal of community sustainability is plainly laudable.
Such treatment is plainly an insult to human dignity.
The state of their relationship is plainly implied.
It is plainly plain as there is no presence of any hill.
A central canal of considerable size is plainly visible.
Their emphasis is plainly of their expansionist ambitions.
A divergence of practice on this point is plainly undesirable.
But it is plainly a wrench for him to leave.
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The resulting duplex microstructure is plainly evident.
This is plainly a deliberate distortion of the truth.
The week of seven days is plainly intimated.
He is plainly the restorer of the essential sacrifice.
The position of both sides is plainly clear.
The objective is plainly to acquire the goods.
And this apparently obvious answer is plainly wrong.
This is plainly suggested by the last sentence.
Each step and activity is plainly discussed.
Gertrude is plainly a bootie and nothing else.
Finger printing of children is plainly wrong.
I think this is plainly a classic case of hubris.
A sense of artificial construction is plainly inevitable.
It is plainly an illusion that people are ruled by politics.
But the issue of detainees is plainly extremely important.
This is plainly correct as to the aftermath of a continuing act.
So our assignment is plainly laid before us.
This is plainly illegal under our own rules.
What is contemplated is plainly the formation of.
It is plainly spoken and clearly fulfilled.
World capitalism today is plainly ridden with crisis.
There is plainly more structure and strength here.
So what you are saying is plainly false.
The story is plainly of comparatively modern invention.
Marketing aimed at children is plainly unacceptable.
An event is plainly about to take place within.
To ascribe the urge to violence to either is plainly unreasonable.
His revolver is plainly visible in the holster.
My point here is that the truth of creation is plainly revealed to us.
The destruction is plainly visible in the second image.
But this reasoning is plainly.
Their structure is plainly visible from the fossils.
One life at a time is plainly.
This is plainly not so important as if it included your family.
Or denying what is plainly known to all.
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Crichton plainly knows nothing about wormholes
An honest tale speeds best being plainly told
This is plainly a policy of humiliation at its worst
