Eggers' style is mostly subdued and plainly descriptive, with large blank spaces between short paragraphs increasing the sense of emptiness.
The speeches were mostly brief, generally funny, and plainly heartfelt.
Across Germany, white asparagus is mostly – and arguably best – served plainly, cooked in a light stock and plated up with melted butter, boiled potatoes or savoury pancakes and a couple of slices of cooked or cured ham.
To put it even more plainly, she has mostly beaten Sanders like a drum, winning over 3 million more popular votes.
"A divided country, mostly along economic lines," he says plainly.
According to two senior political figures I spoke to, up to 10,000+ Wahhabist/Salafists (predominantly An-Nusra/Al Qaeda) have been gathered by the intelligence services of these latter states, mostly non-Arabs from Chechnya, Turkmenistan, etc. Plainly, Washington is aware of this (massively expensive) Saudi maneuver and equally plainly it is turning a blind eye to it. .
But then Testaccio, with its plainly handsome 19th-century buildings mostly built in a figure of eight, has many courtyards.
On national security, meanwhile, the Democratic Party is plainly much less libertarian — and the Republican Party, mostly thanks to Rand Paul, slightly more so — than it was when Lindsey was drawing up his form of fusionism.
She was still only 26, a woman among 7,000 (mostly) admiring men, carrying out daily acts of derring-do and revelling in a job she had plainly been born for.
Plainly, so will the amount of space that tech companies need to make it through this year, given a mostly shut IPO market and investors who are thinking harder about each check they write.
