Sentence examples for it would be plain from inspiring English sources

But, at this point, it would be plain foolhardy.

But then at least it would be plain who was to blame for the misery.

If economics supposed, at one extreme, that people seek only to maximise their material consumption, then it would be plain wrong, and that would be that.

On the other hand, the broader market had fallen much less, and anyway it would be plain wrong to cut interest rates in order to push tech-stock valuations, many of which are still too high, back up.

Of all the synths, he's a good choice – a subservient Niska would be so wrong and it would be plain cruel to see Mia return to the old dishwasher-loading days.

Here he was praising Jay to the skies on the one hand and on the other, why practically in the same breath, telling me one reason after another why it would be plain foolhardiness to marry him.

Some version of a Wiltshire farm building would be plain anachronistic, and it's a matter of gratitude that the temptation was resisted to create pseudo-barrows, to half-bury the building in the style of a Neolithic nobleman.

In fact, that would be plain foolish, given its history and the glossy stores the company has recently opened.

"I decided that he would be plain spoken and not waste a lot of words.

To add big-game hunter to his litany of sins would be plain masochism.

The local cuisine would be plain and uncomplicated, and the indigenous people would be neither friendly nor hostile.