Sentence examples for because of its plain from inspiring English sources

Maybe Irwin Allen thinks that "Poseidon" was such a big commercial success because of its plain, square realism.

Unlike some of its peers, this app is a little pedestrian in design because of its plain lists of plants and simple pages full of text.

The state had offered the West Memphis Three an Alford Plea, a legal maneuver rarely deployed because of its plain-faced cowardice.

In the end, the commission selected Vimy Ridge as the preferred site, largely because of its elevation above the plain below.

The announcement by the dean, Ahn Cheol-soo, a former medical doctor and wealthy software entrepreneur and philanthropist who has no party affiliation, had been eagerly anticipated in South Korea, where his political ambitions have been a resilient hot topic because of his plain talk about inequality and justice.

Yet, because of its humanistic bent, Great Plains has little trouble attracting top talent.

Hybrid poplar is the most planted forest type in shallow groundwater areas of the Hungarian Great Plain because of its profitability.

They won in part because of its sensitivity to the flood plain.

The three Westchester locations were chosen strategically: North White Plains because of its nearby corporate parks, Ossining because of its link to the Ossining-Haverstraw ferry, and Woodlawn because of its residential density, said Randall J. Fleischer, director of business development and facilities for Metro-North.

The eastern third of the state is an extension of the Great Plains that includes the Llano Estacado ("Staked Plain"), so named because of its abundance of spiky agaves (century plants).

The coastal plain is undulated because of its formation processes (beach ridges and swales) as well as human activity (tin mining).