Apparently clear-cut moral distinctions constantly blur.
And even if we understand the numbers — something as apparently clear-cut as how many books an author sells — they aren't always helpful.
Its heroine – the fortysomething social worker Simran, who shocks her colleagues and family by smoking, drinking and abjectly failing to marry – investigates an apparently clear-cut murder case.
Responsibilities around contraception inevitably merge into responsibilities regarding conception, and suddenly the apparently clear-cut requirement for men to take their fair share of responsibility seems problematic.
Klaus Biesenbach, the director of P.S. 1 and the curator of the Abramovic show, which opens March 14 at MoMA, sees even this apparently clear-cut distinction growing increasingly blurred.
A bit more serious is Putnam's (1962) objection drawing on the application of apparently clear-cut instances of observation concepts to submicroscopic particles.
What makes his case so apparently clear-cut is that he has not refuted being an accessory to the Tanzanian bombing, and, in fact, admitted during his Combatant Status Review Tribunal at Guantánamo in 2007 that he "bought the TNT used in the bombing, purchased a cell phone used by another person involved in the attack and was present when a third person bought a truck used in the attack".
We chose to focus on the cerebellum area in greater detail because of the apparently clear-cut Purkinje cell labelling (Fig. 6A) and the concomitant presence of MORs in these cells [32], [33].
However, even in these apparently clear-cut cases, which are good candidates for targeted personalized treatment, the culprit signalling pathway can be altered at different levels, for example, through the expression of a mutated upstream growth factor receptor (EGFR) or its downstream effector (K-Ras).
– seems less obviously clear-cut.
Sometimes it's less clear cut.
