Sentence examples for a pretty plain and from inspiring English sources

It's a pretty plain and boring shirt, but it belonged to my dad so I've kept it.

This is a pretty plain place.

Butler went on to suggest that, "knowing the sensitivities", it was right to "give the dean a pretty plain warning of the dangers".

Which is a pretty plain admission that chatbots are basically just data-mining interfaces with a faux human face, socially engineered to suck up conversation data from gullible humans.

This strikes me as a pretty plain admonition to those of his own "religious advisers" who talk of achieving some sort of "compromise" on abortion rights that will make the issue--or indeed, the "cultural wars --simply "go awars --simply

"It's pretty plain and simple.

It's pretty plain and simple," he said".

Their first version had this nifty Gmail look & feel, but for some reason, today, it just looks pretty plain and boring.

"Our main finding is pretty plain and simple: Stop-and-frisk is compromising the trust needed for public safety," Jennifer Fratello, lead researcher for the study, told The New York Daily News.

But for Papazian, at the root of it all, it's pretty plain, simple and pivotal as it relates to his career.

The dress is a pretty but plain blue and white print, severely buttoned up to the neck – and would have left Brontë painfully out of place among the other female guests in elaborate low-cut silks, velvet, lace, ribbons and copious jewellery.