Sentence examples for too plain to from inspiring English sources

It is all too plain to see.

At the beginning, it was too plain to be offensive.

They were too plain to use as ornaments, too few to make a dress.

But aside from its vivid wallpaper, the furnishings were too plain to be memorable: more office-space chic than boutique.

It is small and weedy, too plain to put in a vase and too meagre to make a meal.

The narrative was too straightforward, the dialogue too plain to believe that those portentous moments could allude to hidden depths.

The Time Inc. executives said advertisers were not committing to the fall issues because the magazine was too plain to attract readers.

Still, he added, "my feeling is that his canvas is too narrow and his social comment too plain to keep our interest fixed upon his people and their barren stewing for an hour and a half".