plain proof

Why should what was such plain proof to you be any less convincing to Meriet?

Now this is a plain proof that God mocks at men's designs when they are bad ones.

A plain proof, whence he derived his ideas of religion.

Is not such an unequal conduct a plain proof of prejudice and passion?

"My lord, I'm back from Winchester, with plain proof Julian is dead and her goods made away with long ago.

She might once have been pretty, but her face, like her body, was wasted now, her arms showing plain proof of the addiction that had brought her so low.

A SNARL formed on Murkden's lips, plain proof that The Shadow had been right in his reconstruction of events.

The trial judge, Justice Sir Roger Manwood, directed the jury to return a verdict of guilty, stating that, "where plain proofs were wanting, strong presumptions ought to take place".

Jurin claimed that he had given "plain Proof from Experience and Matters of Fact that the Small Pox procured by inoculation ... is far less Dangerous than the same Distemper has been for many Years in the Natural Way."

And we have the plain proofs to hand that the former "special relationship" between our two countries, which endured for more than half a century, through the tenures of dozens of different American presidents and British prime ministers, is absolutely null so far as Obama's thinking is concerned.