Sentence examples for actually clear-cut from inspiring English sources
None of these divisions is actually clear-cut, for many traditional encyclopaedias continued to be compiled throughout the period, and not all the historical-biographical encyclopaedias ignored the arts and sciences or contemporary people and events.
Pam Baker, who is is author of the book Data Divination: Big Data Strategies says while there are actually clear cut instances where data points to a direct answer, this isn't always the case.
Of course it's not actually that clear-cut or simple.
The issues are actually not that clear-cut.
"We tried to do something about it and we exerted a lot of pressure though without actually creating a clear-cut chances.
They had these huge trees; actually, I think they basically clear-cut that whole area to build Venice.
I actually don't have a single, clear-cut, tippity-top, no-question-about-it choice, but I'd rank "White Rabbit" by Grace Slick and the Jefferson Airplane very high.
And registrars are mostly all, umm, Asian – it's an amazing clear-cut line, you can actually see it!' (Year 4 'non-white' female student).
It is clear-cut in the case of physical violence actually denying a person's freedom of consent.
There is no clear-cut evidence that can answer this question, actually different studies reached opposite conclusions.
