Sentence examples for clear cut idea from inspiring English sources

The farmers wanted to have a clear cut idea of the species and its impact on their lands.

To understand the behavior and functionality of various biological processes, it is important to get a clear cut idea of genes and gene products involved, evident by the regulatory interactions of DNA, RNA, and proteins.

I'm waiting until I've heard more clear cut ideas and discussed the issues with friends.

He then had the less clear-cut idea that he would somehow write all four books.

He began with the seemingly clear-cut idea of writing a day trip guide to Connecticut's abundant dinosaur sites.

He also said, with the look of smug contempt that he has mastered, Andrew Jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about America's enemies: Kill them.

The artists who put the book format to more fruitful use generally stick to one clear-cut idea and locate the right tone to match the concept.

Although he embarked upon the project with no clear-cut idea of what he'd end up with, Durst was certainly seduced by idea of the architecture he'd heard so much about.

With this, we didn't have a clear-cut idea of what we were going to be doing or when we would do it, what it would sound like, what it would look like in the execution, nothing.

The recipe echoes a time when things were less clear cut, when the late medieval idea of sour-sweet spiced dishes was being eclipsed by a deeply savoury cuisine developed from the cookery of the 17th century French court.

Sometimes, policy and electoral processes aren't as clear cut as simply supporting an ideological idea.