Sentence examples for a matter of plain from inspiring English sources

As a matter of plain historical fact, that seems right.

Their relief at all times is a matter of plain duty.

Being infected can be a matter of "plain old bad luck," Dr. Miller said.

But this was also a matter of plain economics, says Vichai Sriprasert, head of Riceland International, a family-run exporter.

Now the poor countries are standing up for their right to a little bit of that space too.Put in those terms, it seems a matter of plain justice.

I see it as a matter of plain survival - I'm a writer only incidentally, because, in a way, I have no choice, it's a means of survival.

And in the case of Mr. Collier, who had no high-level Washington connections of his own, and who had never given a federal political donation, it was a matter of "just plain folks pursuing the path," Mrs. Collier said in an interview last week.

The question of whether to expand or cut Social Security is a matter of values, plain and simple.

It takes a matter of minutes to make a plain draught excluder, and if you use interesting fabric it doesn't have to look boring.

The environmental argument over drilling in the refuge has often been portrayed as "tree huggers" versus "dirty drillers" (although, as a matter of fact, the north coastal plain of Alaska happens to have no trees to hug).

Lepore could be right about Disruption Theory, but the odds are literally over 500,000 times greater that, as a matter of fact, she's just plain wrong.