Sentence examples for because of plain from inspiring English sources

And underfoot, the feel is luxurious, but not because of plain old velvet pile.

Even rice became an issue because instead of plain white rice, students would get brown rice or rice blends that included barley and vegetables.

I'm all at sea with much of Auden, for instance, but feel less of a fool saying so, because that kind of plain speaking is a refreshing feature of Auden's own literary criticism.

"I've been there in winter when the line is around the corner and it's 30 degrees and everyone has to wait five or six minutes because they're out of plain".

Because of the unattractiveness of plain packaging, the health warnings catch the eye more effectively.

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

"They were both bluegrass banjo players and anyone who does that does it because of Earl Scruggs, plain and simple.

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.

On its early records Coldplay was exquisite verging on precious, largely because of the plain falsetto of the lead singer, Chris Martin.

"Tackling species conservation is crucial, not only because of the plain and simple wrong that is being done, but, more than this, because it symbolises the challenges between us and the natural world.

The tale features astonishing insights into the processes of both evolution and scientific research, and it beguiles because of Davies' plain, personable style and his relating of his own experiments.