Sentence examples for might be plain from inspiring English sources

Some felt that the reason might be plain indifference.

The result might be plain to see at the very highest levels of American soccer: an often efficient US men's national team but one often lacking players capable of moments of genius.

SHORTLY after America toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003, in the brief interval when it looked as if installing a democracy in his place might be plain sailing, some members of the Bush administration pondered whether it might be a neat idea to knock over the other Baathist dictator, Syria's President Bashar Assad, as well.

It might be plain escapism, the way they present a place of relative calm into which one can retreat and fire off a few virtual rounds into some aliens in Halo, or tug at a few virtual weeds in Animal Crossing.

Shades might be plain, designed, reversible, and so on.

This might be plain cardstock, colored cardstock, patterned cardstock, corrugated card, etc.

The rich were not only wealthier, it seemed; they might also be plain better".

'The spirit of Norman Tebbit is walking unchallenged through the streets of Wandsworth.' But, listening to Wandsworth Council's Malcolm Grimston on Radio 4's Front Row, another possibility emerged: it might just be plain, old-fashioned lack of thought.

It's easy to see why people are excited when the average US Apple Pay user has already shown themselves to be bigger spenders, but speaking with several executives at the Wired Money conference, it's clear it might not be plain sailing for Apple Pay.

Either Mr Petersen or the Christian Democrats' Kjell Magne Bondevik, who was prime minister from 1997 until he bowed out last year after taking time off for depression, will probably run the show.But it might not be plain sailing for a coalition crew on the right.

The issues might just be plain old server problems — boring, I know.