Sentence examples for he's plain from inspiring English sources

If he's plain speaking about where he's from, Newman is wary of fame, not wanting to be an artist who burns bright, then disappears into "no-man's-land.

Mike Childs, head of climate for Friends of the Earth, said: "He's plain wrong if he says the EU are dictating what Africa can and cannot do.

He's plain, paunchy and dull, middle-aged before his time, a man who wishes he were good-looking and yearns to scintillate.

To middle class blacks, he's plain embarrassing.

He's plain talking.

He's plain spoken and not given to hyperbole and grand emotion.

"He's plain-spoken, smart, an emotional, from-the-heart kind of guy".

"He's plain-, even blunt-spoken, well prepared and apolitical," said Michael V. Hayden, who directed the C.I.A. in the second Bush term.

Back then he was plain old Jack Hoggan, the miner's son, knocking off copies of great works from library books in his Kirkcaldy bedroom to impress the ladies.

But damn it, he was plain wrong.

He is plain about the moral mathematics: "My life hurts.