Sentence examples for should be plain to from inspiring English sources

In any case, Kerry's embarrassing retreat doesn't alter several things that should be plain to anybody with a modicum of objectivity: 1.

What made the Republican convention a washeroo is obvious, and the moral should be plain to politicians of of any persuasion: a party's got to do something more than ghrow eggs to keep them from laying them.

But the uncommon dedication, compassion and courage of the four doctors, who strive to serve the needs of women caught in wrenching circumstances as anti-abortion protestors maintain a constant presence just beyond the clinic doors, should be plain to all.

I'm not an insider on the subject of digital cinematography, but the difference at least in resolution should be plain enough to anyone who can count.

Nevertheless, if there is to be greater transparency in retail financial markets, the structure of costs and fees of what remains, in effect, a duopoly in plastic cards should be plain for all to see.

It should be plain enough that to throw in our lot on one side of a sectarian conflict in the Middle East could have catastrophic consequences both for regional stability and for our own interests.

And it will be the Honours Forfeiture Committee that decides whether SPG, as the tycoon's hangers-on refer to him, should be plain PG again.

If your harem pants are printed, then your top should be plain and your shoes high enough to counteract the fullness on the hip and the drape on your crotch.

All user model components should be plain, unadorned Java objects that are accessible to and replaceable with external software (e.g., legacy models and enterprise information systems).

Serena romps to it, 6-3, and it should be plain sailing from here.

"For those familiar with the myth," Turow explains in an afterword, "the parallels between it and my story should be plain, as is the fact that I did not allow the old tale to be any more than a fabric on which I did my own embroidery".