Sentence examples for plain making from inspiring English sources

McCarthy's bluster and penchant for embellishing the truth or just plain making things up as he hunted for Communists certainly suggest any number of 21st-century television news commentators, and the public seems as willing today as it was in the 1950s to accept at face value what these buffoons say.

The Ottoman defences in the centre of the line, at Atawineh and Hairpin redoubts (at Hareira and Teiaha), supported each other as they overlooked the plain, making a frontal attack virtually impossible.

Its force is in its plain making, the tight pressing down of layers and their violent cutting through.

"Cyberwar just plain makes sense.

Also, vacations just plain make people happier, right?

Then, of course, there are the things that just plain make you glad to be alive.

The glare and the warm breeze gusting off the plain made him drowsy; he fell asleep.

Manchester occupies a featureless plain made up of river gravels and the glacially transported debris known as drift.

The sheer fun of Philip Reeve's A Darkling Plain makes it accessible to children and also delighted the judges.

And the "jeweler's or dentist's lamps," small bottles with wicks in them, just plain made me shudder.

Adolescence is a useful contrivance, midlife is a moving target, senior citizens are an interest group, and tweenhood is just plain made up.