Sentence examples for all too plain from inspiring English sources

It is all too plain to see.

That the group takes exception to such teaching is all too plain.

But the prime minister and other hardliners have made it all too plain that they want no further negotiations with the Palestinian Authority.

But as the evening wore on, and as peaceful protests descended into violent outbursts, it became all too plain that Kelly's optimism was misplaced.

A democratic re-birth, it seemed.But General Mane is making it all too plain that he is not prepared to give up control.

The effects on job opportunities, political participation and other areas of productive social interaction and social mobility are all too plain.

Once you have all your pets and workers, go to all of the rooms on CP, not just the town, and say, again in all caps, PET SHOP AT MY IGGY ON MAP!" And don't be too plain.

Too plain.

Maybe a bit too plain.

The life was too hard, too plain.

Too plain, some say, for the prices.