Sentence examples for is plain to get from inspiring English sources

In place of vision and placating empathy, he seems to offer only droning iterations.And if Mr Brown is the culprit, the remedy is plain: to get rid of him.

"It's plain to see we've got a lot of numbers.

"Everyone knows he's got good stuff, that's plain to see," Nickeas said.

He added: "All game I was getting abuse so it was plain to see what was going to happen.

Our job is plain and simple: to get more Lib Dem MPs elected.

Updated at 3.45pm BST 3.41pm BST Future of the Lib Dems Our job is plain and simple: to get more Lib Dem MPs elected.

The logic is plain – you haven't got anything else on your face so you can go mad with eyeshadow and lips.

All in all, it is plain that the UK gets excellent value from its support of this basic science, at an annual cost to each of us of a fancy cappuccino.

All in all, it is plain that the UK gets excellent value from its support of this basic science, at an annual cost to each of us of a fancy cappuccino.

I think tea is certainly better than coffee and even if you add additives it requires less sweeteners to make it sweet than coffee.. (I'm referring to teas containing camellia synthesis of course, not all teas). I'm just saying plain tea is easier to get down than black coffee.

In the vast neighbourhoods that seem pressed into the soil of the high plain, it is easy to get lost.