Sentence examples for remarkably plain from inspiring English sources
Such decoration can be anything from spectacularly grand to remarkably plain.
Beyond the two slightly angled gray walls at either side of its four glass entry doors, the synagogue appeared remarkably plain, standing out among the neighboring buildings with an unwelcoming facade, and showing no sign of life.
The salad was remarkably plain, just this amazing Roquefort sauce drizzled over crisp iceberg lettuce, but I ate it very quickly and then called the waiter over and ordered it again.
Our study is critically important to elucidate the limitations of analyses of aerial/satellite images and numerical modeling to elucidate the inundation process of a remarkably flat and wide plain, as with the Sendai Plain.
The northern plains have remarkably little relief.
Until very recently, Dwight D. Eisenhower has done a remarkably good job of hiding in plain sight.
The 2011 Tohoku-oki tsunami is also characterized by its remarkably long inundation distance, especially at the Sendai Plain (Fig. 1).
Like Truman, Adams is portrayed by Mr. McCullough as a scrupulously honest man, dedicated, hard-working and without pretense: a plain-spoken man who steered a remarkably steady course through a particularly turbulent time in the nation's political history.
Although it did not match the Canon or HP printers, the prints were remarkably vivid on glossy photo paper and very impressive on plain paper.
The Putin administration's rhetoric, practice and law have been remarkably consistent — and the agenda for the months ahead is laid out in plain sight.
But the game is in fact remarkably intuitive, and I've used the book (which is written in appealingly plain language) only to sort out finer points of play.
