Sentence examples for a very clearly defined from inspiring English sources

Manning appears to have broken a very clearly defined set of laws.

I cannot recommend it to the President unless there is a very clearly defined political way back out.

She could see a "very clearly defined access route for men" into journalism, but remembers arriving as a junior reporter still feeling like "an idiot baby who knew nothing".

"Of course not all prostitution or sex work is trafficking, but trafficking is a very clearly defined legal term and it is far more common than anyone thinks," she says.

Over the past month or so we have been presented with a very clearly defined baddies and goodies story – that's if you suffer from the western liberal mindset that I have.

Part of the opprobrium against which Wyeth had to struggle may also have arisen from his status not just as an artist, but also as a celebrity with a very clearly defined image.

"Whoever takes over [from David Cameron] … that person, I'm quite sure, will be a very, very clearly defined Brexiteer," he told the BBC.

"It's a relationship with very clearly defined roles," Stephen Seals explained.

The SOH of a battery is not very clearly defined in the literature, as SOH should show how healthy the battery is in supporting a specific application.

As we ran to get on more rides, Ben explained that fun is a temporal thing and very clearly defined.

It's a new role, so the duties aren't very clearly defined and right now it's a contract position.