Sentence examples for which become plain from inspiring English sources

Ruth is to be a single mother, for reasons which become plain, and is also suffering from the paranoid delusion that her baby is telling her to kill people – which she duly does, over and over again.

But there is an insidious blurring of categories here, which becomes plain when you compare this resolution with the more rigorous language of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948 in a spirit of revulsion over the evils of fascism.

That option is typically made of highly subsidized commodity crops, which become, to the plain eye, sugary, salty, fatty questionable "foods".

The North Sea ice sheet deposited huge amounts of boulder clay as it retreated and this subsequently formed a wet and swampy area which became the plain of Holderness.

Gently undulating plains, which become waterlogged during the rainy season, are found in these areas.

Because of a decreased roughness in these holes which become visible by the frequency shift image (Figure 3), we expect to see the plain substrate within the holes.

The quirky may become plain.

It will become plain that they are only writing to a select group.

The parallels between the books become plain even from a plot summary.

As litigants, Kahlo and Kollwitz unmasked themselves to become plain old Jerilea Zempel and Erika Rothenberg.

Amid the turmoil of the past six months, five things have become plain.