Sentence examples for plain proof from inspiring English sources

To me, however, the most touching aspect of the show is its plain proof that all men, straight or gay, yearn to be praised by a guy.

Christopher Hitchens summed it up in typical Hitchens style when he said: "Here is the plain proof of the child-sacrifice that underlies our most absurd and sinister institution".

In Corby Kummer's tribute to the Vermont cheesemakers Cindy and David Major, the banner of global-minded artisanalism is on high, but the pudding's proof is plain enough: "Oh my gosh," Ms. Major says of her first mouthful of the first batch of their cheese that they deem worthy of the annual conference of the American Cheese Society.

Her plain, spare writing is proof that the specifics of individual impressions can connect with readers who may know nothing of the unhappiness and stress of dealing with a baby who has been diagnosed with a rare heart problem and then clutches on to life much longer than any doctor predicts.

Here's yet more proof that plain ol' text messages aren't going away any time soon.

In plain English, there's no proof the system would work against a real attack.

You'd have to be plain daft not to see them as proof that the Special Talent of These Isles stands firm.

Mr. Van Noten's easy pieces were proof that smooth polished hair, plain sunglasses drawing a geometric line across the face and suede shoes with a sturdy, square heel do not have to suggest a matronly or — heaven forbid!

Exactly what proofs are is a big issue but the idea is fairly plain (at least if you have been exposed to some proof system or other).

There have also been several proof points of the deal hiding in plain sight.

"The decision to put public buildings up for sale is not just proof that they are nowhere near reaching targets but plain wrong when they could be exploited for public benefit".