Sentence examples for sufficiently plain that from inspiring English sources

Even if I am correct in my appraisal of the actual intent of Congress, it is arguable that the statutory language is sufficiently plain that it should nevertheless be given effect.

Still, "nature" is a sufficiently vague term and the context is often sufficiently plain that readers sensitive to this issue will usually be able to avoid missing the point of Xunzi's claims.

In this respect, a major challenge is finding a workable balance between an accessibility measure that is theoretically and empirically sound and one that is sufficiently plain to be usefully employed in interactive, creative plan-making processes.

Their approach to the Bible is driven by the "assumption that the Bible is sufficiently plain and simple to render its message obvious to any sincere believer".

We think the intention to find a general verdict of guilty upon both counts is sufficiently plain.

Sternly chastened to forget about her abolitionist politics, Ms. Dix does compliment the young lady in the mourning frock on being "sufficiently plain, so as not to distract".

But in the last ice age, its floor was drained sufficiently to yield a plain that big-game hunters were able to cross into North America.

It is plain what that means.

Plains purchased that line in 2008.

"They're sufficiently infrequent that you forget".

In fact, the colors are sufficiently fresh that it'd be kind of silly to buy a traditional phone case that would protect it but also hide if from plain view.