Sentence examples for was plain enough from inspiring English sources
But what he meant was plain enough.
When you thought about it for a moment, the pattern was plain enough.
At first glance, the main point was plain enough: Her food stamp benefit was being cut.
In "The Lord of the Rings," the errand of Frodo, though epic in execution, was plain enough: to destroy what would, in the wrong hands, cause irreversible harm.
Although these laws were occasionally challenged, they were rarely struck down in state courts; the state's interest in regulating the manufacture, ownership, and storage of firearms was plain enough.
Mr. Hong did not name the United States, but was plain enough, saying, "China hopes that the country concerned will proceed from the standpoint of protecting regional peace and stability, demonstrate a responsible attitude and act carefully in regard to the antimissile issue".
The story is plain enough.
The immediate disgrace is plain enough.
The challenge is plain enough for Tony Mowbray.
