It later explains in plain terms how useful this capability can be.
In my opinion, what makes those books for adults is that they explain in plain terms that the world is, at its core, a lonely place, and that the pursuit of closure and meaning is an extremely limited, frustrating one.
"I know, none of it means anything to anyone," said Mr. Burney, who explained that in plainer terms the Magniflex mattress is foam with holes drilled through it.
Mr. Zelman, 53, employs a kind of talk therapy, explaining the problem in plain terms, pointing out the affected parts as the car hovers on a lift.
"There have been incessant protests in Bulgaria for 22 days now and I still do not see politicians making a clear effort to take notice of what is happening and explain to the nation in plain terms what they will do about it," President Plevneliev complained in a national address.
At a policy level, this is the time to explain, in plain and humanitarian terms, that on matters of safety and insurance, government is not a choice.
They felt that way about Reagan because he usually explained where he stood on an issue -- in plain terms over and over again, deliberate repetition being the mark of an effective communicator.
Let me put it in plain terms: I fucked up".
In plain terms, the aircrews and mission controllers have to outthink the enemy.
In plain terms, the President was saying: We're going ahead, to war.
