Sentence examples for a clearcut answer from inspiring English sources
Not every option has a clearcut answer.
Anyone who asks the question is gets a clearcut answer: Rouben Mamoulian's joyous 1932 musical Love Me Tonight, starring Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald.
When the particular checks were more specifically pointed out petitioner did offer explanations, which though they might have been false, nevertheless constituted clearcut answers.
Simple and clearcut answers on environmental issues require synthesis of the field information using statistics, simulation models and multiple criteria analysis (MCA).
His supporters argue that it is a clearcut case.
Blaming China for climate change is a clearcut case of "yellow peril" hysteria (Letters, 12 July).
To me, this seems like a clearcut case of anti-competitive trading.
Some would argue that privacy is no longer a clearcut commodity.
His message, delivered in popular language, won Perón a clearcut victory when he ran for president in 1946.
Tells how the International Olympic Committee has not yet arrived at a clearcut definition of an amateur or a professional.
The tapes made a clearcut link between a commitment to Allah and black liberation from poverty, drugs, gangs and meaninglessness.
