Sentence examples for as plain to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton can't rest until he's made the truth as plain to you as the sun and trees.

"When I see a picture, in most cases, I recognize it at once as being or not being by the master it is ascribed to; the rest is merely a question of how to fish out the evidence that will make the conviction as plain to others as it is to me".

"When political issues were clarified by the eventual line-up of powers in the second World War," Rogers writes in his memoir, "it was as plain to Miss Stein as it was to all the rest of us that there were no two ways about it, it had to be democracy, it couldn't be totalitarianism".

Berlin is still the most divergent (median of $27m vs $40m), but the difference is not as plain to see as with age.

His advocacy, as plain as the right-to-life rose on his lapel, has led him to use his office as a bully pulpit and interfered with his prosecutorial duties.

But here it is, as plain as the Hudson to a hiker.

We had her wear a dowdy wig to look as plain as possible.

She stared, implying the answer ought to be as plain as the mole on her cheek, before replying patiently, "It's sexier that way".

Shopping without touching was common once; if its advantages are as plain as Sears, Roebuck's were to the prairie settlers, it may well be again.This will not happen overnight.

If you're a guy: do not wear your hair in an attractive haircut or too unusual style, make sure it looks as plain as possible; try not to look too appealing.

As is plain to see on his longtime friend and collaborator Patty Palazzo's stunning cover design of In the Pleasure Groove: Love, Death & Duran Duran, the dude makes David Beckham look average.