Sentence examples for so plain that from inspiring English sources

Why did it make so plain that it was after him, rather than investigate in secret?

And his tastes are so plain that you can barely tell him apart from his neighbours.

Surrealism's influence on Cornell is so plain that it is easy to miss how fundamentally at odds he was with the Surrealist enterprise.

"Arrival" makes its intentions so plain that even its partisans may find the script too literal and too oblique at the same time.

He is sitting on his porch, in clothes so plain that he might get up and go gardening, but he seems so far away that he might as well be looking at some other world.

What followed were the type of miscues I have become accustomed to as a frustrated Raiders fan: more fumbles, drive-extending penalties, dropped passes, egregious clock management, an offensive scheme so plain that vanilla was offended.

Indeed, the language of the act is so plain on that point that argument can add nothing to its force.' It then proceeded to examine the quesion of the validity of the act under the constitution of Minnesota, as to whether the legislature was authorized to confer upon the commission the powers given to the latter by the statute.

Perhaps it is because the cause is so plain to see that scientists and social workers the world over have overlooked it all these years.

The opening story, "U.F.O. in Kushiro," concerns Komura, a stereo salesman and a familiar Murakami hero in the sense that he's so straightforward, so decent -- ultimately so plain -- that weirdness seems drawn to him like a storm looking for a low-pressure area.

It's an emblem of love so plain and homely that it could only be true.

What will be so plain to our descendants that would amaze us today?