Sentence examples for apparently clear-cut from inspiring English sources

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.

Apparently clear-cut pricing pages on the websites of big cloud providers mask horrendous complexity.

– seems less obviously clear-cut.

Apparently, she saw no need to present a clear-cut profile, and has been willing to rely on her advantage as the incumbent.

Their killers allegedly were loggers who would clear-cut the forest for timber, apparently at any cost.

He's apparently getting rolled even on a matter as easy and clear-cut as this.

The case is not so clear-cut for azhdarchids: as pterosaurs living within continental settings and apparently possessing good terrestrial abilities, they meet some criteria that may be expected of a flightless pterosaur.