Sentence examples for completely plain from inspiring English sources

The vault was in an unassuming, brick office building with a completely plain, even dingy lobby.

However, no strategy will work unless Mr Obama makes it completely plain to both his allies and his enemies that he is not giving up.

His grace can stay compelling all the way across the station until he stops to check a sign, when, suddenly adjusting his body weight, he becomes completely plain.

It resembles the rest of the product's family -- small size, really big buttons -- but unlike the earlier models, this one is completely plain, an artist's blank slate.

And the lace might be used in a completely plain evening sheath that Calvin Klein would gladly claim, like a gown in beaded navy silk.

In architecture, this kind of theory dates from at least the Austrian modernist Adolf Loos and his 1908 essay "Ornament and Crime," in which he didn't exactly say that the former was the latter, but did observe that, "If I want to eat a piece of gingerbread I will choose one that is completely plain".

Suspended particles cannot be removed completely by plain settling.

A cool house in the middle of a completely empty plain is pretty boring.

I would look out the windows for hours on end at the completely unspoiled plains, as if humans had never touched it in all of eternity.

Furthermore, in the setting of trauma, talar and other associated fractures may not be completely identified on plain radiographs; thus, CT should be considered for complete evaluation [29 31].

The hollow forming the basin's core covers about a third of the total area and is a completely featureless flat plain, with depths increasing evenly toward the centre to a little more than 7,200 feet (2,200 metres), with the axis of maximum depth displaced toward the Turkish coast.