in plain English

"Instead of juggling 10 links with search, you get a brief synthesis that you can edit and iterate in plain English," he says.

In plain English: If you can name a fetus, we might declare it a constitutional person.

He also seems like a genuine person, happy to speak in plain English, instead of parroting focus group-shaped talking points that often make Democrats seem inauthentic, reinforcing fears that they’re out of touch.

In plain English, that means they are being starved by Israel's blockade.

In plain English, they must be allowed a hearing before they can be kidnapped and sent to the gulag.