Sentence examples for well plain from inspiring English sources

The website unveils her own clothing line featuring shirts, tees, bomber jackets and blazers, golf shorts and trousers, totes and bracelets with DeGeneres' philosophy (Love, Faith, Happiness) on them, Monopoly-inspired animal pins and, well, plain baseball caps.

But hiding in plain sight -- well, plain sight if you live in East Flatbush, Brooklyn -- is a free Monday-night series behind a public high school that has shockingly good bookings and, for better or worse, gets huge crowds.

"Valhalla" juxtaposes the story of a beauty-loving misfit from Texas in the 1940's with that of Ludwig II, a monarch with a notorious appetite for opulence, as a means of examining the correspondences between the lust for aesthetic perfection and, well, plain old lust in gay men.

In his latest play Paul Rudnick ("Jeffrey") juxtaposes the story of a beauty-loving G.I. from Texas in the 1940's with that of Ludwig II, a monarch with a notorious appetite for opulence, as a means of examining the correspondences between the lust for aesthetic perfection and, well, plain old lust in gay men.

For a celebrity-averse young star today, the only defence is to be as unquotable and, well, plain dull as possible – how many times can we be told that Keira Knightley's idea of a wild night is cooking lasagne for her mates before we all explode with boredom?

The averages were, well, plain old averages.

Compared to Texas-San Antonio, South Alabama is, well, plain-old Alabama.

It is increasingly recognised that the very earliest pathological changes take place periarticularly, and are not captured well by plain film but are evident on MRI.

Oh well, a plain old marketplace will have to do.

But vigorous responses by public-health officials, as well as plain luck, limited their impact.

Besides, I added, writing horror stories is, well, just plain fun.