Sentence examples for be too plain from inspiring English sources

But that statement would perhaps be too plain.

But it can also be too plain, with nothing behind a classroom display.

"An object cannot be too plain, because the software has nothing to compare, or too shiny, and it cannot be moving much," he says.

GameSpy also stated the "chaotic" battles were appropriate to the era, but criticised the siege aspect, claiming it to be "too plain and underwhelming", with a lack of detail compared to the other 3D elements.

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.

The ex-electrician with no higher education was thought by some to be too plain-spoken and too undignified for the post of president.

At the beginning, it was too plain to be offensive.

"I think they're too plain for the judges," she said.

To him, a black wool dress with a white collar was too plain.

They were too plain to use as ornaments, too few to make a dress.

But aside from its vivid wallpaper, the furnishings were too plain to be memorable: more office-space chic than boutique.