Sentence examples for plain to everyone from inspiring English sources

"It's becoming plain to everyone in Kansas City that the economics have changed," said David Judy, a season-ticket holder.

Then, as in the fable about the emperor's new clothes, the nakedness of the existing European construct suddenly became plain to everyone, and the euro zone's woes began.

It's pretty plain to everyone except council officials that what looks like a heap of problems is actually one: housing is too expensive.

Irrespective of ideology, it is plain to everyone that NHS funding is bending the rest of the public spending programme out of shape while leaving the health service short of cash and social care vulnerable to the vagaries of the market, with the likelihood of more care home providers getting out.

Sure, it looked plain to everyone else (like me), but secretly I knew I was rocking the look of one of the coolest, sweetest, and strongest gals in video games.

The nation is the world's largest producer of corn and is also among the biggest cattle producers, so what happens across the Midwest and Great Plains matters to everyone.

By now, it ought to be plain to them, and to everyone, that Facebook's 2 billion-plus users are surveilled and profiled, that their attention is then sold to advertisers and, it seems, practically anyone else who will pay Facebook including unsavory dictators like the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte.

"The truth is so plain to see … that everyone blindly passes it by," Somuncu quoted as his audience laughed nervously before applauding as police gathered to escort the protesters out.

Although it was plain to me that it was genuine, not everyone enjoyed it.

Although the network isn't completely open, it's plain to see that Justin.tv is testing the waters before opening the site to everyone.

I looked around and the tension on everyone's faces but especially on Kitili Mbathi's was plain to see.