Sentence examples for is much plainer from inspiring English sources
It is similar in proportion and profile to the Roman Doric but is much plainer.
It is much plainer than the second floor, with unfinished paneling and unpainted walls.
It's much plainer than most of his books, but it's the plainness of polished stone.
In the Enlightenment, books were much plainer and people sat down to read long volumes with no pictures at all.
These rooms were much plainer, and there was only one, rather crude flower painted on a wall of the common hallway.
The Muromachi wares are much plainer as the result of the growing influence of the tea ceremony, especially the wabi school of the cult, which emphasized rustic simplicity.
The Muromachi wares are much plainer as the result of the growing influence of the tea ceremony, especially the wabi school of the cult, which concentrated on rustic simplicity.
Had the history of Britain been more broadly told, "African Queen" would be a better book, and the woman and curiosity that was the Hottentot Venus would be much plainer to see.
The undercroft, used for storage, was divided into two chambers, and its decoration was much plainer.
Look for jewel-like colors in the male the colors are almost iridescent; the females are much plainer.
