Sentence examples for more plain that from inspiring English sources
But four months later it is ever more plain that the 14 ostracisers acting bilaterally, since their Austrian partner has broken no EU rule have made fools of themselves.
Rather, their recent misfortune adds perspective to the World Cup victory, making it even more plain that the biggest prize of all was won some time after the team had reached its peak and begun an inevitable decline.
Nothing made that more plain than the most breathtaking declaration of a remarkable 60 minutes.
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".
Dried fruits or berries are often a component of some muesli recipes already, but if you want to add some extra or add some to a more plain muesli that you've made, all of the following work well: Cranberries.
Allen spends chapter after chapter arguing (sometimes convincingly) that he was as critical to the founding of Microsoft as his legendary former colleague — but the more he stays with the topic, the more plain it becomes that Microsoft would have been nothing without Gates.
Immediately inland from the Coastal Plain is the Piedmont province, a gently rolling, well-drained plain that is rarely more than 500 feet (150 metres) above sea level; the eastern part is the Piedmont Upland.
This is made all the more plain by a recent report showing that Texas, a state in the richest country on Earth, has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
No more plain predictability.
These are similar to but much more pervasive than the light-coloured plains that occupy intercrater areas on the heavily cratered highlands of the Moon.
