Sentence examples for seems just plain from inspiring English sources

As President Obama and leaders in Congress thrust and parry over the imminent "fiscal cliff," it seems just plain nuts to ignore an I.O.U. that immense.

The spin-off mess continues at Missouri, where the once-curious hire of the basketball coach Frank Haith now seems just plain disastrous, writes Luke Winn on SI.com.

Combining the two seems just plain crazy to me.

When I tell her, Juna is unperturbed, but the thought of bleeding on a stranger seems just plain rude.

Considering that the Affordable Care Act will spend about $1 trillion over a decade to subsidize health benefits and requires most people to get covered, this idea seems just plain silly.

Some Americans seemed just plain stoical about it all.

Other requirements, though attainable, seem just plain wrong-headed.

Women said they would be less attracted to men who engaged in modern risks, which might seem just plain dumb.

The Sun refuted charges it was kowtowing to the Stampede and justified its refusal by claiming "we are Calgarians and allowing a group of outsiders to come in and insult a proud Calgary tradition seemed just plain wrong".

Though I am not entirely sure why, people seem just plain fascinated by the (supposedly) cloistered communities of black clad Jews who briskly swarm -- entourage and side curls in tow -- through the streets of Brooklyn, the Diamond District and Old Jerusalem.

Some people really are so original and unique that they seem just plain weird because no one gets them; others, however, just seem to act weird to get attention, and those people can look like posers.