Sentence examples for plain direction from inspiring English sources
You've got some odd preconception of what looks to me like self-deception, so let me take it in a more plain direction: That was racist, yo".
Under Washington's earnest but plain direction, scenes of loose-limbed riffing — such as a sharp-humored trio piece in the Maxson back yard for the two men and Rose (Viola Davis), Troy's steadfast wife — soar above the drama's conspicuous mechanisms and symbolism.
If it is happy to follow the plain directions of the deed, why ask for another interpretation?
He made plain the direction he would like us to go by what he gave his attention to, and he did it with a tone equal parts optimism and resolve.
Tomorrow's newsrooms will be filled with clear measures of editorial success and, sometimes, failure, plus plain unambiguous directions on the steps to address them.
Barchans usually occur as groups of isolated dunes and may form chains that extend across a plain in the direction of the prevailing wind.
2. The domestic manufacturer's assistant, and family directory, in the arts of weaving and dyeing: comprehending a plain system of directions, applying to those arts and other branches nearly connected with them in the manufacture of cotton and woolen goods.
In Saskatchewan, the land is unvaried with largely flat, grain growing plains in every direction making road travel relatively simple.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Variation of GS displacement with respect to time, a on plain ground in X direction, b on plain ground in Y direction, c on slope in X direction and d on slope in Y direction Open image in new window Fig. 12 Variation of torsional response of setback models with respect to time, a on plain ground and b on slope.
This is the result of the general slant of the North European Plain in a northwesterly direction, which enabled the more powerful rivers of the Baltic drainage area to intercept the glacial streams flowing farther east.
We're still a ways off from that, but I think the direction is plain.
