Sentence examples for would be plain from inspiring English sources

But, at this point, it would be plain foolhardy.

"I decided that he would be plain spoken and not waste a lot of words.

But then at least it would be plain who was to blame for the misery.

To add big-game hunter to his litany of sins would be plain masochism.

In fact, that would be plain foolish, given its history and the glossy stores the company has recently opened.

The local cuisine would be plain and uncomplicated, and the indigenous people would be neither friendly nor hostile.

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She'd been plain, wearing her hair in two braids all through high school.

Could it be her song, Royals, storming to No 1 around the world last autumn, when 12 months earlier she'd been plain Ella Yelich-O'Connor, just another 15-year-old mooching around her cataclysmically uneventful Auckland suburb of Devonport?

But that isn't to say it would all be plain sailing, and indeed that formed the substance of Carney's short but lucid speech.

Clegg's rhetoric rarely aims for the poetic or the soaring, knowing that in a British political context that would often be plain embarrassing.