Sentence examples for far too plain from inspiring English sources
Her given name, Caryn Johnson, was considered far too plain for the industry, at any rate.
Of course, it will not rest there; it is far too dull and plain to capture your attention for longer than a microsecond.
Out cries of indignation will be heard from the salesmen, but the fact is plain that far too much of brokerage revenue is siphoned off by the salesmen.
Mr. Kotz recounted incidents in which investigators seemed hopelessly out of their depth, far too credulous and perhaps just plain lazy.
Far too often, we were both myopic and just plain on the wrong side.
The Cedarwood casual range offers some perfectly OK plain shirts, dirt cheap, and far too many with horrible patterns.
In other words, throwing aid at bad governments—and Barack Obama made plain that there were still far too many of them will not work.
Wilders has made his position plain: "I believe we have been far too tolerant for far too long.
On the other hand, it is all too plain that they are still so very far away from obtaining an even more central and important aim, improved access to the riches of the content of those materials.
"It has far too many people in all the wrong places," Mr. Coutts said, referring to the sandbars and flood plains where the poor live.
For far too long, Mr. Boehner and others have been dominating the political debate with insincere sound bites, Jedi mind games and plain bad economics.
