Sentence examples for plain though from inspiring English sources

One thing about them is plain, though: they are huge.

The goalkeeper made it plain, though, that he was not taking this latest domestic triumph for granted.

You make it plain, though, that money does not grow even on tropical trees or in holes in the ground, whatever their contents.

"Let me make it plain, though," he added at a news conference at his Manhattan office, "if the idea is to move the Yankees from the Bronx, I will oppose it strenuously.

The contacts are generally plain, though also frequently irregular or undulating, and are classified as either conformable (more than 70% of the studied sites) or erosional (approximately 15% of the studied sites).

The benefit to Mr Lewis was plain, though there is no suggestion he did anything illegal.

Unlike on the High Plains, though, water laps against all vegetation.

As a plain sponge though, it's good.

What's plain tonight, though, is that this is a band taking their rock responsibilities seriously.

Plain text, though portable, is not all that useful, and other formats require specific software to make them readable.

The campaign started with the poorest regions, mainly in the South and Great Plains, though distressed urban areas are included, too.