Sentence examples for not just plain from inspiring English sources
"We wanted something a little different, not just plain white, and we wanted a prestigious building".
It's the only text-to-MP3 program that can import Microsoft Word files for conversion, not just plain text files.
But as a therapist and Human Behavior professor, I know that this prevailing notion that calls for eradicating so-called "negative emotions" is not just plain wrong it can actually backfire.
Its leaders were pushing Gov. Michael O. Leavitt to put someone from the industry on the commission, lest the interests and desires of those who sell and drink booze be underrepresented, if not just plain misunderstood.
If we Brits are to get the time we need for the biggest political decision of our lives, we must speak not just plain English but also elementary European.
But he's not just plain old Jim these days: he's The Landlord, a shadowy figure who inhabits the same Big House as Peter and peddles booze in return for custard creams.
Nonetheless, MBIA insists that the C.D.O.'s it guarantees are the crème de la crème — not just plain-vanilla triple-A tranches, but the so-called "super senior triple-As".
He went on: "I was surprised there weren't just plain wall mirrors instead.
They dress '80s, too: The shoulder pads are big, the skirts are mini and the hues are Day-Glo when they aren't just plain shiny.
When Dr. Hans Walther Kleinman, the obligatory first-chapter murder victim, is fading out of consciousness, he isn't just plain seeing stars.
We hope there's a return to appreciation of slow reporting, the kind of reporting that really goes deep and explains and tells stories so that the public isn't just plain anesthetized by too many little data points.
