Sentence examples for plain to understand from inspiring English sources
To me, the connection is more than plain: to understand your clients, you need a foundation in psychology.
Four drill cores and a clay pit section have been examined in the southern part of the Körös plain to understand the history and controls on alluvial sedimentation for the last ~ 40 ka.
It says: The reason why we're such good friends/ is very plain to see I understand the things you do/you have respect for me No complicated folks are we/no striving to be clever Yes, friends may come and friends may go/but we'll be friends forever ARIEL LOUIS JACOBS Working the Room Watch the salesman work the room.
The trigger for the fevered commentary is understandable: it's just plain difficult to understand how a company that raised roughly $3.3 million in June and July, with a run rate suggesting nearly $1 million in monthly revenue, had to shut its doors in August.
"When I first encountered this instrument," he said, "I thought it was pretty plain, but to understand how it changed music history I found to be very profound".
But what this modernizing ignores is that the most powerful religious language is often a little elevated and incantatory, even ambiguous or just plain hard to understand.
Perhaps most importantly, Lincoln rallied the entire North by using appeals to both history and hope in words designed for "plain people" to understand (he even said so in his text).
These data were then compared with those from the rivers draining the eastern Ganga plains (EGP) to understand the geomorphic diversity across the Ganga plains and the causal factors.
"My message was very, very plain, very easy to understand," the president said.
If a simulation of the atmosphere above a Midwestern plain is being used to understand the structure of a severe thunderstorm, do we have confidence that the structures in the flow the ones that will play an explanatory role in our account of why the storm sometimes splits in two, or why it sometimes forms tornados are being depicted accurately enough to support our confidence in the explanation?
