Sentence examples for I am plain from inspiring English sources
A few lines from his poem Homage (included in A Year in the Bull Pen) illustrate this poignantly: I am plain and plebeian amongst the robed ones.
When I be plain Jane, the haggler?
But, he said: "I'm plain incapable of getting angry with Angela Merkel and likewise.
"Don't 'sir' me, I'm plain Harold, one-time coal miner and one-time professional cricketer".
"What might your meaning be in calling me 'Sir John' these different times, when I be plain Jack Durbeyfield, the haggler?" he says.
I'm plain plain Henry Oana.
On the ugly prog wannabe "Metabolism" he declares, "I wanna be outrageous/ But inside I know I'm plain".
Now I'm completely disheveled from two hours of huffing and puffing, I've got ice on my right thigh from a collision with an errant knee, I'm hungry, and I'm plain old.
(i) It is plain that some violations of Conservativeness are illegitimate: one cannot make it true by a stipulation that, e.g., Mercury is larger than Venus.
I thought it was plain wrong.
