Sentence examples for the most plain from inspiring English sources

"There was a very conscious decision made in creating these principles to write them using the most plain, simple language possible, and to make them open for vast interpretation," Mr. Rollman said.

The first is the most plain: if charter schools are receiving nearly one-third less funding per pupil, on average, one has to wonder whether they are being set up for failure.

On Aug. 19 Hirschfeld was removed from the ballot for the Sept. 9th primary by a state Supreme Court judge, who ruled that the documents Hirschfeld submitted were "not in compliance with the most plain and simple requirements of election law".

This matrix can be viewed as a difficulty map situated over the 3D surface and is used to limit the propagation speed of the Fast Marching wave in order to find the best path depending on the task requirements, e.g., the least energy consumption path, the fastest path, or the most plain terrain.

Some of the most plain-spoken came from the man from Plains, Ga., former President Jimmy Carter.

That mix is perfectly realized in "Sundance," a piece for four women with large, stiff fans that are among the most plain-looking props in the piece.

WASHINGTON — It was only one paragraph buried deep in the most plain-vanilla kind of diplomatic document, 40 pages of dry language committing 189 nations to a world free of nuclear weapons.

If anything, they say, she is the most plain-spoken and openly self-critical of the bunch, who include Ciaran Hinds ("Munich," the recent USA series "Political Animals") as Big Daddy and the Tony Award winner Debra Monk ("Redwood Curtain") as Big Mama.

But the kinship between the two campaigns has become most plain by the migration of most of Mr. Edwards's former staff members and aides to the Obama campaign.

It was in the inside forwards that the differences of approach were most plain, Schürrle, Hazard and Oscar scoring four times in 59 minutes and playing at a thrilling tempo throughout.

It is not at all accidental that by the end of this powerful collection, when the stakes are highest, the poet throws off any show-offy poetic accouterments and dazzles with one of the bravest, most plain-spoken poems you're likely to read about parenting.