Sentence examples for The most clear cut from inspiring English sources

The most clear cut definition of both words is this: people who are not bothered in the least, nor feel the first pang of guilt from committing unconscionable or even criminal deeds.

The most clear cut results were obtained in analyses of Mstn+/− offspring derived from crosses of Mstn+/+ males with Mstn−/− females, which showed significantly higher muscle weights than Mstn+/− offspring derived from crosses of Mstn−/− males with Mstn+/+ females.

Jon Ronson's The Psychopath Test revealed many examples of where even the most "clear cut" cases showed complexities and inconsistencies that confuse and cloud the issue.

It was not the most clear cut chance the Sounders had all night, but in its serial glimpses of potential spurned it was fairly typical of how things stood with 20 minutes left.

This lecture has focussed mainly on adults, where the labour market evidence is the most clear cut.

As PA represents the most clear cut example of the dissociation between Aβ accumulation and cognitive impairment, investigation of the type and species of Aβ peptides in PA cohorts could provide novel insights into the poor correlation between Aβ and cognition.

The most clear-cut example of that, perhaps, was the first episode in the cluster.

"If he's convicted of a felony, he loses his license," he said, citing the most clear-cut example.

It was the most clear-cut statement by the new government led by President Viktor F. Yanukovich that the issue was dead for the foreseeable future.

Of all the hundreds of cases that he's been involved with, Stafford Smith believes Maharaj's is the most clear-cut miscarriage of justice.

Perhaps the most clear-cut example -- enhancement at its most pure," they write -- is plastic surgery, which began as a reconstructive treatment for World War I injuries.