Sentence examples for as it is plain from inspiring English sources

It is all too human to want to look for an easy way out, to protect revered institutions and ourselves, and to convince ourselves, as it is plain these scout leaders did two decades ago and more, that silence could somehow be best for all concerned (in the words of one leader, from a letter quoted in The New York Times, "If it don't stink, don't stir it").

As it was plain that the robbers might have fled to another state, agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation entered the case the day after the robbery.

The Tartan Army's booing of Liechtenstein's national anthem – which shares a tune with God Save The Queen, you see – was as predictable as it was plain stupid.

And the new Palestinian state could be helped to absorb those who want to make the West Bank their permanent home.Israel, too, might well be willing to absorb a limited number, so long as it was plain that it did so voluntarily, for humanitarian reasons.

Then, as far as he is concerned, it is plain and simple fog, requiring a car's ankle-height fog lamps to illuminate the road.

Cruz said: "As a legal matter it is plain as day that a child of a US citizen born abroad is a natural born citizen.

Trump never misses an opportunity to say as much, and it is plain that most of his male followers fully believe it and view the Democratic nominee as a witch--though they prefer to alter the word's first letter.

With population as a whole growing, it is plain that this process has disenfranchised hundreds of thousands.

It is plain as day that paper maps and Rolodexes have given way to their digital counterparts.

The polling data has it, you feel it when you go in the streets, it is plain as the nose on your face".

And there it is, plain as ink.