Sentence examples for plain when from inspiring English sources

Mr Ren made this plain when he spoke to journalists in London on May 2nd.

Nothing loth, the government claims real progress will be plain when it produces its next subsidies overview in 1999.

The tendency to discount the future is plain when you consider the credit spree of the last decade.

Women who are stunning when young are still stunning when they're old, and women who are plain when they're young are beautiful when they're old.

Bolger's regard for his home Classics became plain when he appeared to take Galileo's son, New Approach, to his Epsom success in 2008 more or less inadvertently.

The lack of consensus surrounding the penalty was made plain when Griner's introduction as a starter was met by boos, which were then drowned out by cheers.

This week's blizzard brought a measure of relief to the Plains when it dumped more than a foot of snow.

On Thursday, his success was recognized far beyond the plains when the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selectionamedmittee named him the national coach of the year.

As Mr Kuper notes, "almost all the poems made reference to the war".The connections between football and war became even plainer when Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands in 1982.

Palaeographers are used to making sense of fragments of ancient manuscripts, but King's College London couldn't have been plainer when it announced recently that it was to close the UK's only chair of palaeography.

In this moving first novel, set in the eighteen-seventies, Gabriel, a fifteen-year-old black boy from Baltimore, resents his new life on the Kansas plains when his widowed mother marries a homesteader.