Sentence examples for considered just plain from inspiring English sources
Some of his creations are wild (a cosmopolitan that he shatters into "popcorn" with liquid nitrogen); others might be considered just plain strange (a vodka drink inspired by soil, flavored with clay, flint and moss); others reconfigure classics (a rhubarb gimlet or an apple-and-hay Bellini).
The nine DSM-5 disorders in the kappa range of 0.40-0.59 0.40-0.59y would have been considered just previously, but DSM-5 puffs these up as "good".
Yet somehow the political landscape in the U.S. has fostered an environment where asking tough or uncomfortable questions is the equivalent of using "gotcha" tactics or is considered just plain unpatriotic.
This may be an extreme example, but it demonstrates there is no rule book, not even a reliable set of general principles, when it comes to figuring out what one generation will confer value on and pass down, and what it will consider just plain old stuff and throw out.
Some people thought the Summer of Ping-Pong unappealing and small-minded; others considered it just plain stupid.
The suggestion in some papers that we did not think the inquiry was important or that we were too focused on the riot at Birmingham (which we considered later) is just plain wrong.
About MacArthur, Streett wrote that "[a]t the risk of being considered naive and just plain country-boy dumb," he thought that MacArthur would have to be removed from the Pacific in order for there to be any sound cooperation in the theater.
How much of my father's dark moments were considered an episode or just plain flaw of character, I'll never know.
Yet even they saw a downside to his generosity, especially when the recipients were persons who they considered undeserving, manipulative, and just plain lazy.
Akito is a very messed up person, and often does things which would considered controlling, manipulative or just plain cruel by the general public.
Weather The Miami Hurricanes are named after a fierce and destructive weather event, something that only the unaffected could ever consider anything other than just plain awful.
