Sentence examples for a more plain from inspiring English sources

You've got some odd preconception of what looks to me like self-deception, so let me take it in a more plain direction: That was racist, yo".

Dried fruits or berries are often a component of some muesli recipes already, but if you want to add some extra or add some to a more plain muesli that you've made, all of the following work well: Cranberries.

While this strategy benefited Countrywide throughout much of its history, when mortgage lending was a more plain-vanilla affair, it turned perilous during the past three years.

But with a campaign in which "the associate is the hero, we needed a more plain-spoken voice, a less authoritative, less recognizable voice," he added, "so the associate would not be overshadowed".

Since taking over at Serco, he has begun to replace the company's corporate speak of "value creation" and "market opportunities" with a more plain-spoken dialect of people and their problems.

Mr. Bush said, "I can't make it any more plain".

Dresses are a must for your wardrobe so have at least 4. One should be tulle but a little more plain and worn with glittery leggings.

Try choosing a background of the occasion for the gift, a background related to the gift receiver's favorite color/place, a background with more plain space, or a background filled with small units such as flowers or images.

I asked Schreiber whether or not there is any concern over rewriting a policy in more plain language when historically, lawyers use specific language to stay within the realms of legal precedent and remove any grey areas that may be litigated.

It does seem peculiarly British to want to destroy eminence – though often it's an unearned eminence, more plain ubiquity – and once the boot has been applied, there's a huge queue of people wanting to do the same".

This is made all the more plain by a recent report showing that Texas, a state in the richest country on Earth, has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.