Sentence examples for clear cut good from inspiring English sources

There are also clear cut "good guys" and bad guys, and the Arabs wear the metaphorical black hats in Darfur.

Rand liked to shock highbrows by sticking up for Mickey Spillane, supposedly for his unfashionable belief in clear-cut good versus clear-cut evil.

In the case of St. John's and Barkley versus the N.C.A.A., there are no clear-cut good guys and bad guys, nor a lot of innocent guys.

But for those looking for a clear-cut "good or bad" verdict on social media, the reality is that it's a little of each — but generally a much more positive experience than many parents might think.

William C. Rhoden's perpetuation of The Times's apparently official pandering position -- "In the case of St. John's and Erick Barkley versus the N.C.A.A., there are no clear-cut good guys and bad guys, nor a lot of innocent guys" -- in his March 12 column ("Growing Up in N.C.A.A. Spotlight") does not bear up under examination.

Second, it has clear-cut good guys and bad guys.

"Most of the characters I've played are more straight, clear-cut, good guys or bad guys.

The issues of ethics are gray rather than black-and-white, with no clear-cut good guys.

It's a story that seems to come from a different world — a world of clear-cut good and evil, of unquestionable victory — that we hunger for with palpable nostalgia as we give the World War II generation a last hurrah.

In the case of plantation, it may be a good strategy to clear cut small sections (group cutting) for its low cost, allowing trees to grow back as secondary succession.

Dealing with the impurity of ideals, rather than assigning clear-cut good-versus-evil distinctions, is the direction much art is headed in now.