Sentence examples for is quite plain from inspiring English sources
The thrust of all this is quite plain.
In this film it is quite plain: Ryota should loosen up, and easy-going, goofy Yudai is the life-affirming good guy.
It is quite plain that Herr Hitler could not admit defeat in his air attack on Great Britain without sustaining more serious injury.
I've correlated the price of Bitcoin to its current news volume a few times, and it's a connection that I think is quite plain.
The fit with Yahoo is quite plain: Yahoo needs to monetize its mobile user base if it wants its mobile-first strategy to drive lacking revenue growth.
In Formal Logic he wrote: 'It is quite plain, for example, that I am not talking about the sentence "Socrates is dead" when I say "I wish that Socrates were dead"' (1955a: 21955a
Early escutcheons were of wrought iron and might be quite plain, simply serving to prevent wear.
His goal was quite plain: to bring the Soviet Union up to par economically with the West.
"I think it's because I'm quite plain aesthetically," he says.
She understood - it was quite plain to her - that she was meant to be ruled, not to rule.
