Sentence examples for the message is plain from inspiring English sources
The message is plain and simple: be a maverick and eschew crisps in favour of chicken lumps.
Although the Senate is unlikely to make the bill law, the message is plain enough: internet gambling is corrupting and illegal and should be stopped.The congressmen's eagerness to demonstrate their uncompromising moral stance is more ironic than impressive.
The message is plain and simple -- if Davis is going to use Biblical rhetoric to justify her opposition to same-sex marriage, she might want to take a closer look at how else marriage has been redefined in relation to the book's sacred teachings.
The message was plain: Dior can continue without a flamboyant figurehead or celebrity endorsement.
The message was plain: the case against Mr. bin Laden is quite solid, and the United States had reason to take "appropriate actions against people responsible for these terrorist acts," as a Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesman put it.
Everyone re-entered for the chorus, but the message was plain: this is music under strict control, and the point was reconfirmed by the song's slow progression along a slow upward grade of intensity until the last note.
The message was plain: Sell the paper before it's too late.
The message is unmistakable.
It is about the democratic importance of exercising your vote, and does not tell America explicitly who to vote for in so many words, although the anti-Trump message is plain.
Labour's election message is plain: while the government has yet to find a way of closing the north-south gap, the Tories will turn it into a yawning gulf.
