in plain language

In plain language, for a long time nothing happened at all.

"In plain language, I want to know who benefits by your death."

This failure has to be described to the people in plain language.

"It states in plain language that the armed campaign is at an end."

And that means giving people money back, in plain language."

Or in plain language, as a wolf I'm a rather stupid man.

"But I wanted to put the situation in plain language before witnesses.

Presently I had it lying before me in plain language.

Describing simple functions in plain language has been difficult for a much longer time.

They speak in plain language instead of traditional church oratory.

Tell Combat to explain to all the aircraft in plain language what we're doing.

Why cannot these reports be written in plain language?

A claim should be relevant, clear as to what it refers to and in plain language.

"It's difficult to say in plain language what the nature of this linkage is.

If not, look it up and send it in plain language to David.

In plain language, th was nothing the matter with her.

When this detailed plan has been completed, explain the system carefully to the American people in plain language.

Instead, he suggests that any future international standard offer broad evaluations in plain language.

Tell me in plain language what you want of me."

In plain language, the question should never be: "Do I like that kind of service?"

The government directive from the game department to the concessionaires was in plain language.

Couldn't they have left anything in plain language for us?'

Since the rules are written in plain language, it is easy to identify those to be removed or modified.

The notice must be in plain language that can be understood.

Can administrators explain the school's mission in plain language?