It is very plain, therefore, that the appeal is one within our jurisdiction.
(On a recent evening, a waitress warned, "It is very plain").
"It is very plain that the correct course of action is to extend the implementation date," Mr. Rudd said in Canberra, the capital.
It's very plain, tell-it-as-it-is".
As theatrical voyages go, it's very plain sailing indeed.
"It's not very tasty, it's very plain," she said.
It's very plain, very beautifully designed and the work they do there is great.
And, mainly, it was very plain, in talking to her, how excited she is about Arnold as a bipartisan politician.
"It was very plain, and we had to drive to get to the beach," said Ms. Flynn, who is now 47 and lives in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
Since the law is still being phased in, it is too early to judge the effect, although Alan S. Hirsch, a deputy to Attorney General Michael F. Easley, a leading proponent, said, "It's very plain to us that all the major lenders can live with this".
As Dr Diane Purkiss, lecturer in English at Keble College, Oxford, explains: "It's very plain, when you read it as an adult, that they are in mortal danger: at one point in mid channel, they're nearly run down by a steamer and at another point they're beating into the wind and nearly get swept under the waves.
