plainer造句

So generally, the plainer, the better!

The wild look in his eyes spoke plainer than words.

These clothes are too fancy for me, I prefer plainer ones.

There was an air about her which showed plainer than any words that she was both weary and disappointed.

This week it could not have been plainer that he came as prime minister, the first to visit on August 15th in two decades.

But Daniel s. Hamermesh also shows that being attractive pays - with good looking employees enjoying more perks and higher pay packets than their plainer colleagues.

Quint, who in the book wore a T-shirt and faded jeans and in the film had a beard and a bandanna , was a plainer dresser.

And young women, in particular, often tend to prefer cheaper, plainer saris—made by machines and decorated with garish glitter and beadwork.

or by having an effective early-warning system to trigger constructive action when things start to go wrong (or in plainer terms, when states start to collapse).

A research showed that handsome men can earn a fifth more than a plainer colleague but a beautiful woman is not paid a penny more than her average-looking colleague.

Mr Frattini could not have made it plainer that Italy now reckons the Qaddafis are finished and that his country's economic interests lie in building relations with the opposition.