例句與造句

1. Food is available, but it is plain fare for those without dollars.
2. The Bush campaign is famously frugal, sometimes serving hot dogs and other plain fare at fund-raising events.
3. The rest of the southern Plains fared little better, with sleet and freezing rain pummeling Texas and Arkansas for the second time in as many weeks, causing scores of accidents and thousands of power outages.
4. No compassion, no sorrow, no joy, it just faces facts and moves to the motions . . . Like traditional cabaret, the whole thing parodies true emotion and like the best subversive cabaret its shallowness makes those devalued emotions even more painful-the very real decadence of this album springs from its callous realisation of pop's impotency, and yet its bored resignation to the ritual . " However, " NME " found the album's premise was hollow, complaining that " the Soft Cell sex strategy should offer something spicy, rude and even a little wonderful . . . but Soft Cell are conceptualists who rely on too many preconceptions and play around with too many ideas to convince you of any personal energy or commitment . . . Soft Cell are very plain fare  unspectacular music and very drab and flat lyrics, wrapped in a hint of special promise which is never realised ."
5. It's difficult to find plain fare in a sentence. 用plain fare造句挺難的