Sentence examples for plain, yet from inspiring English sources
The author's style is plain, yet pithy.
Her "Untitled (The Worry Corner)" is plain yet contemplative.
Sometimes, he argues, such critics saw exactly what these books were they saw the poems plain yet often did not see that they were poems.
The app has a plain yet attractive interface that makes using it a breeze, because its various icons and controls are obvious at one glance.
The fresh tofu is undeniably plain yet addictively cloudlike, drizzled with a delicate, clear soy sauce; the large, soft curds fall apart lightly and melt on your tongue.
As Barnier made plain yet again on Thursday, the EU's very legitimacy, and the integrity of its single market, rest on the rule of EU law, the autonomy of EU decision-making, and the acceptance of EU regulations and standards.
The plodding inadequacy of reformism in the face of global capitalism is becoming plainer – yet the Conservatives have little more than sick jokes about "Red" Ed.
The May/Cummings, conservative/libertarian, Bunyan/Blade Runner faultline couldn't be plainer, yet it would be complacent to think you can just sit back and watch them fight.
"For example, our records from India have a lot of recent data from the Himalayas, but we have hardly any data at all from the central plains; yet there must be birds there.
Thus, ' italica' populations appear to be more successful in a Mediterranean climate and outcompeted euphorbiae in Southern Italy while they could not establish themselves in the continental climate of the Po Plains yet.
Finally she chose three words that seemed plain enough, yet had a distinct ring.
