Sentence examples for to become plain from inspiring English sources

As litigants, Kahlo and Kollwitz unmasked themselves to become plain old Jerilea Zempel and Erika Rothenberg.

It was later to become plain how much he had to be pleased about.

At the time, Ford was married to leggy, toothy dancer Eleanor Powell, who retired from the screen to become plain Mrs Glenn Ford in 1943.

"Unfortunately after yesterday's result and the manner of defeat, I felt it was time to take action and make a change as it had become plain to see our young squad was under-performing and playing nowhere near their potential.

Outside, under the winking stars, the beauty of Estonia become plain to see, if you know where to look.

I mistakenly assumed that if I worked hard within government, did my homework and took decisions on their merits, then, one way or another, the truth – that the coalition was acting out of reasonable motives – would become plain to see and political dividends would follow.

Since some 45 people were charged with conspiracy to murder Mr Djindjic, it has become plain that they formed part of a whole web of interests, embracing organised-crime bosses, the secret police, a now disbanded special police unit known as the Red Berets, and people suspected of war crimes.

In the middle of the twentieth century, it had become plain for all to see that Europe's glories were merely its structure.

Unfortunately, just as we have come to accept the notion, it has become plain that we are battering Gaia so badly she simply cannot take any more.

It will become plain that they are only writing to a select group.

"The more deeply we examined the issues around the various legal options, the more it has become plain that there is more work to do," said Wheeler.