Sentence examples for it's plain as day from inspiring English sources

"It's plain as day.

That said, it's plain as day United need to sub on Luke Chadwick.

It's plain as day, as are the impacts — in the form of record floods, droughts, superstorms and wildfires — that it is having on us and our planet.

We're not sure where he/she/it got the footage, but it's plain as day.

It's plain as day when we flip the data on their head: Ninety percent of gay men do not use meth.

That is to say, younger Trump supporters know they are handing their money to someone who will never place their bets  —  only his own  —  because, after all, it's plain as day there was never any other option.

And there it was, plain as day on the firm's website, when I went back to check: "Sasaki had no involvement in the design and implementation of the final landscape for the Beijing Olympics". So much for signature Olympic architecture.

It is axiomatic that the racism-is-over trope makes it easier to ignore racism, even when it is plain as day, but in the context of today's extremely partisan political environment, the extent to which people will go to avoid making the obvious conclusion that racism, as evidenced by the killing of Trayvon Martin, is alive and still too powerful in America is extraordinary.

But it was plain as day on Monday under the lights in Crowley's office.

This is the company that bangs and bangs away about evil, evil pirates ruining civilization itself, and yet here it is, plain as day, using pirated material in its own official releases.

But it is plain as day that they are far less risky than cigarettes.