Sentence examples for often plain from inspiring English sources
The rationales for accepting invitations are often plain enough.
The individual components of a wrought-iron design are often plain or twisted rods, with or without chisel-mark incisions.
Anyone with a degree of political sentience knows that the new kind of "modernisation" has enriched tiny elites – often, plain kleptocrats – everywhere while often dispossessing and disenfranchising many.
Because these maps were woodcuts and the information was limited and often plain wrong, they do not fetch great prices just because they are old.
" 'Dame un boleto Pullman to Chicago,' will get you a berth in Texas," Hughes later wrote, "when often plain English... will not".
The presumptions behind it are fusty and often plain silly — which might make them easy for kids who don't conform to them to dismiss, except that their teachers and principals are repeating them so earnestly.
He is often plain-spoken, and sometimes impolitic.
Yet in reality it is often fairly plain, and attitudes may at last be hardening.
These are not nymphets, however, but real, often rather plain children.
A small, trim woman, she often wore plain suits without decoration.
In modern children's books, mothers are often just plain unsatisfactory.
