Sentence examples for plain enough that from inspiring English sources
It seems plain enough that Iran, under a reformist president, Hassan Rouhani, wants a deal over its nuclear programme.
It seems plain enough that it arises most of all from the way the two parts of the story snap together.
He has to believe this because if he doesn't, if he cannot fight with the encouragement of clear-headed belief, and from the first bell, it is plain enough that he will be destroyed.
It should be plain enough that to throw in our lot on one side of a sectarian conflict in the Middle East could have catastrophic consequences both for regional stability and for our own interests.
After a minute, his hand laid on the floor between us, there at the border between his space and mine, a square of toilet paper with an obscene proposition written on it, in words large and plain enough that I could read them whether I wanted to or not.
It's plain enough that this will be a less frustrating way to explore this famously difficult game, but it seems untrue to Zelda's roots.
Most duck dishes are straightforward or plain enough to allow that treasured red wine to speak at full volume.
Finally she chose three words that seemed plain enough, yet had a distinct ring.
Ciara attributes any disconnect between herself and the music-buying public – the fact that she isn't a household name – not to an inaccurate portrayal of her personality, but to her not making that personality plain enough.
