Sentence examples for that is plain from inspiring English sources
Such hair gives model a look that is "plain, uniform, like a mannequin" Mr. Defazio said.
It's a phenomenon that is plain as the light of day.
Such twists have a broad pulp appeal that is plain in the programme's worldwide popularity.
When he describes this through a translator, the anguish that is plain on his face comes through in his voice.
There is much that is plain nutty about Hay's ideas: she advises lying upsidedown for half an hour a day on a "slant board" to encourage the flow of energy.
A dense scholasticism and clunky, scene-setting rhymes have been replaced by an urbane English demotic that is plain and unadorned.Sir David, too, believes that Brecht remains modern: "After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, communism was seen to have failed.
The Big Six are subservient to Amazon for reasons that are plain to see.
"There are plenty of silly politics, underperformance, inefficiencies and ineffectiveness, and things that are plain stupid".
It's worrying, we're bottom of the league that's plain to see.
