Sentence examples for clear cut from from inspiring English sources

Her translation of the chat-up, the foreplay, the lust, the snog and the final tragedy is clear cut from startlingly sensual 21st-century motion.

This is never more true than when grisly murders are committed, and victims are so clear cut from aggressors.

So, if there was any clear cut winner from last night's debate, it was Katie Couric.

Fourthly, it was not always clear-cut from the professional associations' databases in which particular countries individual psychiatrists had trained and so individuals with such incomplete data were left out of the calculations.

NN is well known to render a good performance where the boundary between the two classes to be discriminated is not clear-cut from the geometric point of view.

But although County dominated possession for a 15-minute spell, they failed to create any clear cut chances apart from a 40-yard shot from Songo'o which forced Jamie MacDonald to pull off a good save.

The application of personal values to novel reproductive choices is not clear cut; pregnant women draw from intersecting and opposing messages from their healthcare providers, family, religion, culture, and society in facing such decisions [ 50- 53].

The response seemed clear cut – remove al-Qaida from Afghanistan, capture Bin Laden and topple his Taliban facilitators so that al-Qaida can't take root there again.

But Hollande and Sarkozy now face each other in a final run-off on 6 May that is far from clear cut.

On the graph you can spot at least those three occasions when government support suffered from a bad budget, but it's difficult to point to a clear cut, unambiguous positive impact from a budget.

But it's far from clear cut.