Sentence examples for plain nothing from inspiring English sources

The Duchess told schoolchildren that her mother-in-law's tastes were "very plain, nothing too complicated.

And her lips were plain – nothing but a tangerine gloss… It was more than vanity; it was exciting".

The coat and jacket are pretty plain – nothing like the flashy hooded variety some more disrespectful politicians favour (shame on you, Mr Corbyn, shame on you).

Plain, nothing-special rooms are $95 to $130.

But the weakness of the President's arguments only makes the broader message of his trip to Monroe that much plainer: nothing is going to stand in the way of the Administration's environmental program, least of all logic.

Sometimes the cards we're dealt in life are just plain shitty, nothing more, nothing less but let me be clear: if you go running into the water to wrestle an alligator to attempt to save your child's life that makes you a hero, not a bad parent.

But it can also be too plain, with nothing behind a classroom display.

The girl said she would eat it only if she could have it plain, with nothing on it.

He was not so much hiding in plain sight – nothing was "plain" where he was concerned – as turning the whole ecology of self-presentation inside out.

Chock-full of pop art and pop culture references, Virginia Plain was nothing less than a manifesto for a new age: "So me and you, just we two, got to search for something new".

"Visitors were struck by certain awful details to which Yates himself seemed oblivious: the bloodstains on his desk-chair cushion (from piles), the calm roaches in plain sight, nothing but bourbon and instant coffee in the tiny kitchen".