Sentence examples for is fairly plain from inspiring English sources

The conflict of interest is fairly plain.

What is a good deal less clear is whether and how the poison unleashed by the war will linger.One thing is fairly plain.

Exactly what proofs are is a big issue but the idea is fairly plain (at least if you have been exposed to some proof system or other).

Simpson comments that "it is fairly plain that Lody's execution was unlawful under domestic and international law".

Tights that have a slight sparkle or lace pattern can also be worn as long as the rest of your outfit is fairly plain.

Some examples are fairly plain.

Still, the Dakota courtyard was fairly plain, more parking lot than park.

For Mr. Harding, who has been the party's leader for most of the last 21 years, the stakes this year are fairly plain.

But by the 1940's the covering was fairly plain, and the frame was attached to the outside of the limestone entryway, covering some of the original decoration and blocking the light through the transom in the lobby.

The rooms, located on the fifth floor of a 19th-century townhouse, are fairly plain but clean and the breakfast room has a great view across the main square.

Malthouse said it was "fairly plain" that for people whose job requires them to exercise their professional judgment every single day, such as arresting people or whether to use rubber bullets, handling an invitation to lunch with a journalist "should be relatively simple".