Sentence examples for plenty is from inspiring English sources

Plenty is negative and bitter.

Famine is news, plenty is not.

The idea that underpins "Red Plenty" is an economic one.

Francis Spufford's Red Plenty is published by Faber.

But in the face of such plenty is calamity.

Here American plenty is a source of percolating disgust.

But plenty is left to be done, Dr. Marks said.

His new book, Plenty, is published by Ebury at £25.

But plenty is still up in the air.

Much of the exuberance is rational, but plenty is not.

White Denim "Exposion" (Transmission): The stovepipe cut of the Strokes (which I like plenty) is fading.