Sentence examples for perfect plain from inspiring English sources

While the pickles are practically perfect plain, dill and garlic can be welcome additions.

The perfect, plain shirtdresses, matching jacket and shorts ensembles in unfussy floral prints and breezy striped shifts all came from a single owner, a Westchester-area homemaker, with very progressive taste.

This single, a shimmering, twisted folk tune, is the perfect taster: Plain's silvery voice is counterweighted by a sturdy, thrumming bassline.

Rejecting the then-fashionable ci poetry, which derived from romantic ballads and employed elaborate conceits and hyperbole, Mei returned to the old lüshi ("regulated poetry"), perfecting a plainer, more prosaic style to gain what he called an "easygoing" voice better suited to his themes and subjects.

In a perfect inversion of plain truth, the Royal Bank of Scotland recently assured from billboards that it is "Here For You".

His advice in the Prologue amounts to saying that sentences that seem to be perfect exemplars of plain meaning in fact have to be carefully scrutinized to see just what their meaning is.

While ideal for users that upload large amounts of photos, it's also a perfect fit for plain users that are just too lazy to add the name tag meta-layer.

It doesn't have to be perfect, jut a plain old strip, about 1 inch (2.5 cm) tall.

What I mean is Barbra's albums, from "Partners" backwards, are just amazing forms of pitch perfect musical perfection and everything after that just plain blows.

The register was pitch perfect: statesmanlike but also plain speaking and emotionally intelligent.

For let us be plain: The perfect hangover cure is a cold Coke and a swim in the ocean, followed by a nap.