Sentence examples for most plain from inspiring English sources

But the kinship between the two campaigns has become most plain by the migration of most of Mr. Edwards's former staff members and aides to the Obama campaign.

"There was a very conscious decision made in creating these principles to write them using the most plain, simple language possible, and to make them open for vast interpretation," Mr. Rollman said.

It was in the inside forwards that the differences of approach were most plain, Schürrle, Hazard and Oscar scoring four times in 59 minutes and playing at a thrilling tempo throughout.

The first is the most plain: if charter schools are receiving nearly one-third less funding per pupil, on average, one has to wonder whether they are being set up for failure.

The posing of the parts, or, A most plain and easie way of examining the accidence and grammar, by questions and answers, arising directly out of the words of the rules... whereby all schollers may attain most speedily to the perfect learning... in the Latine tongue.. (The 11th ed., corrected, and inlarged..).

The Posing of the Parts, Or, A Most Plain and Easie Way of Examining the Accidence and Grammar, By Questions and Answers, Arising Directly Out of the Words of the Rules... Whereby All Schollers May Attain Most Speedily to the Perfect Learning... in the Latine Tongue.. The 11th ed., corrected, and inlarged.. Printed by M.F. and L.L. for Henry Hood, 1653.

Some of the most plain-spoken came from the man from Plains, Ga., former President Jimmy Carter.

That mix is perfectly realized in "Sundance," a piece for four women with large, stiff fans that are among the most plain-looking props in the piece.

WASHINGTON — It was only one paragraph buried deep in the most plain-vanilla kind of diplomatic document, 40 pages of dry language committing 189 nations to a world free of nuclear weapons.

Believe it or not, the much-maligned Fannie and Freddie have kept the housing market alive by taking on the credit risk for most plain-vanilla mortgages, especially that most sacred of sacred cows, the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage.

Word of the E.P.A.'s farm visits last September traveled rapidly through Amish country, Mr. Stoltzfus said, even though most plain-sect farmers do not have their own phones.