Sentence examples for plain statements from inspiring English sources

A mysterious effect is created out of very plain statements.

But if the facts are given as plain statements of fact, then they should be taken at face value.

Delmore understood this: Do you think they will be able to distinguish between the obfuscations, mystifications, efforts at humor, and plain statements of fact?

Among other claims that seem wrong, the court offers several seemingly plain statements of a mistake so well known in antitrust that it has its own name: the Cellophane Fallacy, or the claim that a company must not have market power because it cannot raise its prices any higher, when that might just be because it is already maxing out the market power it has.

Instead of formulating plain statements about God, the world, or the duties of the Faithful, the synoptic Jesus is rather telling parables, e.g. about God as the merciful father, the Kingdom of God as a winery, whose owner compensates his workers graciously, the prodigal son etc.

But all ends happily when Jack's plain statements of the seemingly impossible facts are proved true by the professor.

Again, plain statement is enough.

Or there's the classic plain statement.

Instead, it seems to offer a plain statement: take your pick.

To be followed by a pure, plain statement, full of the clipped sharp tone of the Anglo-Saxon.

"Katyń" has the severity of an old man's work — forceful plain statement and implication convey all that Wajda wants to say.