Sentence examples for more plain in from inspiring English sources

Only had he called the competition "Mickey Mouse" could Souness have been more plain in his disregard for it.

The relationship between content and commerce was more plain in the early years of television, as advertisers and agencies routinely created shows like "Texaco Star Theater" and "Coke Time" to run on the networks.

Modern tartans tend to be darker colors and are more plain in design.

It's in some ways a bit more plain vanilla and in other ways less so.

There will be fewer celebrity profiles and more plain old people in the magazine's pages, "women who have made changes in their lives in order to become a different person" and "stories of women who are fighting the good fight".

I asked Schreiber whether or not there is any concern over rewriting a policy in more plain language when historically, lawyers use specific language to stay within the realms of legal precedent and remove any grey areas that may be litigated.

More plain was the heterogeneity in pathway composition between the various cell lines.

You've got some odd preconception of what looks to me like self-deception, so let me take it in a more plain direction: That was racist, yo".

The prime minister said: "[This] is a consultation so we have to listen, but as I've said, and I don't think I can be more plain, when you're living in difficult economic circumstances and you want roads to be built, on occasion it's right to ask people to make a contribution".

Rarely has it been made more plain how we're never all in this together.

The second is a more plain-spoken billboard in New York's Times Square, sponsored by a Berkeley group.