Sentence examples for was quite plain from inspiring English sources

His goal was quite plain: to bring the Soviet Union up to par economically with the West.

She understood - it was quite plain to her - that she was meant to be ruled, not to rule.

Our room, one of five suites (there are also 23 double/twin rooms) was quite plain, but high ceilings and windows, and a coastal colour scheme of pale blue, white and cream, gave it an airy feel.

However, Judge Gerald said it was "quite plain" that Ms Williams and Mr Martin had in "all material respects" lived in the same household as husband and wife in a committed and loving relationship "in which they expected to spend the rest of their lives".

They would feel it more strongly if there was one among them who believed that all is known, that final judgment is possible, that if Brown was a good man and Willie Earle was a bad man, the will of God regarding these two men was quite plain.

"I was quite plain-looking for a model," she once told me.

The thrust of all this is quite plain.

Early escutcheons were of wrought iron and might be quite plain, simply serving to prevent wear.

"I think it's because I'm quite plain aesthetically," he says.

I love kawaii style; a lot of bloggers are quite plain and boring".

9. Unformed Landscape by Peter Stamm Stamm's beautiful short novel manages to be extraordinary while appearing to be quite plain.