Sentence examples for regarded as plain from inspiring English sources
I worry about accusing politicians of making gaffes when they've uttered remarks that would be regarded as plain common sense if anyone else had said them.
Although they originated in the Great Basin, the Comanche acquired horses during the early colonial period, moved to present-day Texas, and became nomadic buffalo hunters; they are thus typically regarded as Plains Indians.
They are widely regarded as expensive.
"For the good of the group" thinking was regarded as just plain wrong.
Moreover, the Beijing Plain is regarded as a typical alluvial plain in a subsiding setting (Beijing Geology and Mineral Bureau, 1991; Li, 1994).
The people who are least likely to buy flood insurance, the authorities say, are ones like those who live in northern New Jersey, most of which is not regarded as a flood plain.
Don't swear, pick your nose, spit, or engage in other behaviors generally regarded as antisocial or just plain old gross.
Our observations at Sendai Plain can be regarded as an important ground truth for interpreting the results of future analyses using aerial/satellite imageries and numerical modeling.
He also is regarded as a procedural stickler who relies on the plain meaning of the laws.
Sir John added: "I avoided saying anything which could be regarded as either lecturing or threatening, though I made it plain to Mr Grant how gravely I regarded the matter".
