Sentence examples for a plain man's from inspiring English sources
It is, as one reviewer noted, a plain man's state-of-the-nation book – though one ignoring the major conurbations.
But it turned out that he also possessed other, more traditional presidential virtues, applying a plain man's common sense to the intractable problems of the day.
He also wrote a book on the subject, A Plain Man's Guide to Jazz (1973), and a memoir, Microbes, Music and Me (2013).
Inclined by nature to sing a plain man's song, he made gentle experiments with narrative rhythm - as in the novella which tells the same story three times in three different historical and social settings.
By that measure, "Titanic" needs to gross a daunting $500m if it is not to share the ship's fate.In this section A plain man's appeal for finds Poll position The won and lost weekend The measure of success Disharmonic Philharmonic Bitter end ReprintsThat is why Hollywood can no longer afford to let a film take its time to realise its potential.
He is a plain man, and he projects an air of old-fashioned integrity and decency.
Perhaps this was a self-portrait, the image of a plain man and a poet.
Some of the trends pinpointed in this special report, including the rise of organised crime on the internet and the imminent arrival of the internet of things, will only increase concerns about a widening security gap.A plain man's guideSo what can be done?
This work includes an essay on philosophy and theology in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde and an essay on the Calvinist Arthur Dent (Plain Man's Pathway to Heaven, 1601).
Both exuded an ornateness and sense of luxury mixed with the plain man's directness.
If Cooper had wanted a label, which he never did, he might have called himself the plain man's existentialist; life is important because it is there.
