Sentence examples for plainness of speech from inspiring English sources
Although politically, within the Labour spectrum, King and Galloway are as polarised as they could be, both are known for a plainness of speech that appears to mark them out, in the ± ± political realm, as more "real" than their peers.
The plainness of the language then leads people to look past the brainpower involved.
The plainness of her language reminded me of something I saw in her film about Mohammed.
The plainness of the words mirrors her approach to poetry, another craft she's pursued since she was a kid, much to the dismay of critics.
Sally Wainwright's bracing characterisation of Anne in her recent TV drama To Walk Invisible got quickly to the heart of the author's intelligence and sympathy, but did so by eliminating the factors which, in life, prevented those qualities from being readily evident; the intense reserve, the plainness, the speech impediment, the habitual near‑silence.
Teacher of Speech and Jewish Studies.
"Devil?" "Figure of speech.
Identify Parts of Speech.
