Sentence examples for plain point of from inspiring English sources

The creation of this episode comes from a fairly plain point of origin.

That's the premise behind "Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister," a retelling of the tale from a plain-Jane point of view that has its premiere tonight at 7 on ABC.

In terms of policy, strides towards plain packaging, restrictions at point-of-sale and other efforts to reduce brand equity should be implemented and evaluated.

Although some participants discussed the strengths and perceived weaknesses of the TFC model, others focused more on discussing specific measures that might be introduced by the TFC, particularly plain packaging and removing point-of-sale displays.

Mr McInerney's prose is plain to the point of dumpy.

Wife No. 3, Jane Seymour, has a face that is resolutely plain to the point of ugly.

This narrative style, plain to the point of occasional banality, allows a reviewer to précis the story, since a lot of the time Cecilia is doing that.

Even the look of the letters — deliberately plain to the point of hokiness, with old-school fonts and layout hardly changed in fifty years — is didactic.

One reason I admire Oscar is that he's the least verbose, if sometimes plain to the point of being uninteresting.

Of a synagogue: "Everything is white and plain to the point of asceticism, everything is incorporeal and bloodless to a monstrous degree, to grasp it fully you have to have the soul of a Jew.

Blowsy and plain to the point of anonymity in sweat clothes and a big pair of eyeglasses, Ms. Falco will be unrecognizable to those who know her only from her sleek television incarnations in the title role of "Nurse Jackie" and as Carmela in "The Sopranos".