Sentence examples for exactly plain from inspiring English sources

She is also openly lesbian in a state where same-sex orientation is not exactly plain vanilla.

Hearing "Juliet is the sun" in its concrete conversational setting, we come to suspect that Romeo is imagining his new love to just plain be exactly that, the sun.

In either case, his words serve to signal an understanding on his part that it is fictional in the game he's playing that Juliet is the sun: an understanding on his part that under the rules of the game that he and any suitably attuned listeners are playing together, he and they are to imagine Juliet to be the sun imagine her to just plain be exactly that.

MOM AND ME I = my mom in so many areas, whether I'm a reaction to her, busy being not like she, being an upgraded version of her, or just plain being exactly she.

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European intervention or just plain resolve, no one is exactly sure how the first gold of the 19th Winter Olympiad was captured by Belmondo.

In other words, they are just plain good -- working over the chords of emotional response exactly as intended.

Outside rules — The Science of Sport (@Scienceofsport) 11 Oct 12 @tobyroessingh Exactly, that's why the comparison is not only 'morally suspect', but just plain wrong.

If you haven't understood exactly what a particular word means or how a grammatical rule works, you are likely to be, not off, but just plain wrong.

(How exactly do the some folks accept the natural variability they like but revoke the laws of physics for human caused variability? It's just plain bizarre).

It also makes plain exactly how rich Damien Hirst is.