Sentence examples for is plain in from inspiring English sources

"It is plain in the very best sense of the word".

This central preoccupation is plain in the constitution of the United States.

Such twists have a broad pulp appeal that is plain in the programme's worldwide popularity.

It is plain in every way -- from the single-car garage to the old stone staircase leading to its door.

His caution is plain in avoiding further controversy after Michael Vaughan instructed his lawyers in the wake of the Times running an extract from Trott's book.

Picasso's influence is plain in the primitivistic sculptures, energetic drawings, and elegant, cubist-derived collages which Paolozzi produced as a student.

"Proust is plainer in his language and more straightforward and in a way more contemporary than the translation," she says.

It was plain in the aftermath that Murray's pain ran deeper than that which throbbed through his body.

It's plain in that song.

Females are plainer in decoration, and are mostly gray.

The numbers are plain enough in the Treasury red book.