The phrase "and plain that" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "It is clear and plain that we need to address this issue immediately."
Alternatives: "and clear that" or "and evident that".
The film is so self-consciously unadorned, so humble and plain, that it feels as if its director didn't want us to think that she was trying to make some kind of cinematic statement.
They sometimes say things so basic and plain, that when contemplated, makes so much sense!" A British woman who runs a blog called www.unitedummah.wordpress.com often writes of how she aims to pass on her views to her two and a half year old daughter, according to the Centre for Social Cohesion.
"I'm from Iowa, so corny is appealing to me". "The poet's habit of living should be set on a key so low and plain that the common influences should delight him.
The western flank of the central highlands is a broken and undulating plain that slopes gradually toward the border with The Sudan.
The city spreads across several hills and over a narrow plain that contains its commercial and industrial sections.
In recent months, for example, he has peeked through the sesames and plains that line his window to watch a storefront's transformation a few yards away.
Taking inspiration from ancestral myth and legend, as well as from the waterholes, beaches, forests, swamps, jungles and plains that surround them, the Yolngu produce stylized versions of saltwater crocodiles, lizards, birds, fish and vines.
There are certain villages and towns, mountains and plains that, having seen them walked in them lived in them even for a day, we keep forever in the mind's eye.
Phoebe Philo's Céline collection was puzzling, with straw hats and plain suits that called to mind the Amish.
By the 1950's, most elevator cabs were automatic, fast and plain, and that, more or less, has been the story ever since.
This absence of feminine contribution resulted in more stiff and plain design that lacks of female approach.
