Sentence examples for become plain how from inspiring English sources

It was later to become plain how much he had to be pleased about.

However, it also quickly becomes plain how much has not been achieved.

Of all the stunning things about the Patriots' 20-18 home loss to the Cardinals, the fact that they could not adjust to losing Hernandez was the biggest eye-opener on a day when it also became plain how much Welker's role was to be diminished.

The quirky may become plain.

"You remember Sister Corita; you met her at Immaculate Heart when she was a nun, before she jumped out of the order and became plain Corita Kent". "Mother, how could I remember?

But the way it will be managed looks ever more dubious.As for the non-euro parts of the meeting, it became embarrassingly plain how much harder it is for 15 countries, rather than the dozen that last fixed up a new plan for Europe at Maastricht in 1991 to agree on a path forward.

In a moment, the constraint of four years eased, the extent of my inner impoverishment became plain and it almost shocked me how fiercely I had slapped my bet on the counter, staked my claim to the future.

This lawyer said it became plain to him, "seeing her in and out of this process for some time, how strong she was in guiding the whole thing".

Yesterday all became plain.

British Aerospace became BAe Systems, and GEC-Marconi became plain Marconi.

It is here that the contrast with Shaftesbury becomes plain.