Sentence examples for question is plain from inspiring English sources
The budget detail is mind-bending, but the basic question is plain.
Dragoman's answer to Cioran's question is plain: Utopia creates its own hell.
I hope the answer to that question is plain.
The answer, which he knew but rejected as "an evasion of the deeper, the human question," was plain to simpler minds: the chaplain's clerk, then thirty-eight, was a thief, a small-scale robber, who, over a period of twenty years, had served sentences in five different states).
"There is no question this lawsuit is plain wrong".
The main question is whether plain packaging is effective or not.
His reason for avoiding questions of that kind is plain.
But one question it raises for the gardener is plain as dirt: what kind of seeds will succeed in the yard?
When asked, in 2001, what he thought of the theory, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey said, 'None of your business.' " What the question means, and why it matters, is plain: Do you have the courage to embrace an inarguable and obvious truth when it might cost you something to do so?
Still, it is plain that both Hobbes and Locke would answer this question affirmatively.
