Sentence examples similar to clear cut aim from inspiring English sources
That Dante's argument was impractical did not concern this medieval genius, who was writing more the epitaph than the prospectus of the Holy Roman Empire; he was concerned, like Aquinas, to create a political philosophy with a clear-cut aim and a universal view.
The brazen attack showed not only how a fleet-footed sect has run rings around Africa's largest army but how far Boko Haram's once clear-cut aims have been lost in a haze of bloodshed as it tightens its grip on a state where it once had popular support.
Unlike the dwindling ranks of the Kemalists in the Turkish army and society, they had a clear cut vision of where they aimed to be, what Turkey should be, how to do it, and who are those who stand in the way.
First, the (Socratic) approach does not aim at presenting clear cut conclusions.
Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.
Legally it's not very clear cut".
Catches might seem more clear cut.
Sometimes it's less clear cut.
"Wales is fairly clear cut.
Our results are clear cut.
