Sentence examples for still plain that from inspiring English sources

But it is still plain that, if it becomes clear that Iran is producing nuclear fuel independently, then the final resort of an Israeli pre-emptive strike cannot be ruled out.

Without condoning the actions of North Korea or Iran, it is still plain to see that the creation of a European nuclear weapon alliance would violate both the spirit and the letter of the Nonproliferation Treaty.

She played-up the "cor blimey" act to reinforce the impression that she was still plain old Adele Adkins from Tottenham.

"The deficit is still plain," he said.

No one says anything and you don't say anything and still it's plain that you've been damaged and are still damaged and cannot be fixed".

Still, it is plain that both Hobbes and Locke would answer this question affirmatively.

I am still that plain little girl vying for my share of attention -- trying to find a bit of spotlight for myself in the shadow of an older sister who was clearly a genius and another older sister who was a talented -- and funny -- musician.

News, polls and studies that emerged in the last half of 2014 made it painfully plain that race still matters.

Hopes of an interest-rate cut had faded as the Federal Reserve made it plain that inflation, still stubbornly high, topped its list of worries.

To anyone who has given thought to the peculiar and strained relations that for centuries prevailed between Jews and Christians, and that in some quarters still continue, it must be plain that behind these antagonisms lies an ancient, deep-seated fear on the part of each of these groups of the other.

Find an old, plain shirt that still fits you in your closet.