Sentence examples for maybe just plain from inspiring English sources

Emotion, or maybe just plain old peer pressure.

Devin Flynn, 14, of Mullica Hill, represents the future of women's basketball -- or maybe just plain basketball.

In a Pace poll last month, the area's population came off as supremely uninterested in the natural world, as well as woefully naïve (or maybe just plain ignorant).

Harold Agnew, the former director of Los Alamos, recently wrote to Coster-Mullen, "The real problem with the security people is that they are basically ignorant and maybe just plain stupid.

The one abiding constant, on an album that repeatedly lands on the phrase "Quem ê você?" ("Who are you?"), is the sinuous clarity of samba: a thing endlessly variable in its details, or maybe just plain endless.

Callan might have pointed out that Streisand had already been "tested" in pictures like "The Owl and the Pussycat" and especially "Funny Girl," and that perhaps what Redford was actually expressing was misguided disdain for comedy — or maybe just plain old snobbishness.

Maybe he feels ashamed or he's just plain stubborn.

(It also invites the suspicion that all the other news is sub par, or maybe even just plain bad).

Maybe you just plain can't.

Maybe it's success going to their heads (they've got my vote for Smuggest Oscar Acceptance Speech), maybe they're losing their touch, or maybe they're just plain cruel.

Maybe I was just plain lucky.