Sentence examples for too much plain from inspiring English sources

Remember not to drink excessive amounts of plain water after strenuous workouts - your body loses salts through sweat, and too much plain water can help to flush out whatever is left.

A doll's Tom Collins needs a drop of pearl or it will look too much like plain water; a doll's Pinot Noir needs a pinhead-size fleck of black added to the red or it will look too much like Hawaiian Punch.

But the mirror image of too much just-plain-Joe-ness is too much genuine pomposity, and Newt Gingrich may be setting the new standard.

Huber, a 24-year-old meter reader from the Richmond Hill section of Queens, accused Clemens of redneckery, of drinking too much moonshine, of plain bad sportsmanship.

A man too much given to plain speaking, on too familiar terms with the lower orders of society, and therefore not to be trusted.

It can be uncomfortable and if you put too much on, just plain weird.

Don't act too cheerful and optimistic; it can be cute and fun but too much is just plain annoying.

But don't plant too much - some plain grassland can help birds find worms and provides a bit of refreshing open space.

Be clean-shaven, the beard and moustache will look too much into the plain geek side (however, darker skinned wearers should consider growing a moustache and sideburns like Earl from My Name is Earl, this will look very chic with the shirt/sweater vest combo).

This country builds too much on flood plains.

Cruel for a sixteen-year-old to be plain — too much chin and jowl, the little, pursed, unhappy mouth.