Plain used in a sentence

Plain in a sentence as a noun

I posted this on the blog too.""" This is a mistake, plain and simple.

"It's in plain English, and in the same font size as everything else on the page.

Even if you verify that you only receive plain boring text with no scripts, iframes, plugins, etc.

The talking points are keeping things intentionally muddled where they could easily make it more plain.

Plain in a sentence as a verb

Not a single interview, no reason for terminating contact, just plain dead silence.

Per charge!That is why the smarter scammers refund to everybody who complains, not refunding is plain dumb.

It is often very hard to tell what UI elements are interactive and what are purely informational because they are so plain.

MS spends more effort than any software company on testing, not only in just plain hiring lots of testers, but also on formal methods.

Plain in a sentence as an adjective

If you're thinking of submitting a known compromised site to HN, consider instead submitting a third-party site which explains/documents the compromise.

It would be one thing to see someone write a legitimate article on why they think the move to JS frameworks is harmful and/or the benefits of using plain JS, and for that to make it to the front page.

Most Americans remain completely unaware of the events of the 1953 coup; This makes any mention of the '79 revolution without the context of the '53 coup propaganda, plain and simple.

Almost every time it's been preventable: the result of poor decisions, overcommitment, badly organised work, lack of reward, or just plain doing something I don't actually want to do.

Plain in a sentence as an adverb

Therefore, if no-one notices a problem like this until after the planning submission, or perhaps fails to get someone higher up to take it seriously enough to change the concept design, then they will have to remedy it by using special anti glare coatings or just plain hoping it wont be too bad.