Sentence examples similar to clear cut views from inspiring English sources
But even those Israelis with clear-cut views about the Palestinian issues find themselves confused by the current conflict.
"People, I've found out, have clear-cut views about what party they want to register in," he says.
Unitarians attempt to meet that need, demonstrating that spirituality without clear-cut views on God and metaphysics does not necessarily lead to a religion that is easy, safe, or controversy-free.
The concerned parts have been modified to erase the impression of too clear-cut views.
"I thought I always had a clear-cut view of where Michael ended and where Johnny started," he says forlornly.
Anti-Japanese protests are somewhat more tolerable because even the fiercest critics of Japan in China do not call for all-out war.Mr Li says the government's own failure to articulate a clear-cut view on the referendum issue beyond repetition of well-known formulas opposing independence may also explain why some are becoming indifferent.
After talks with David Cameron, the German leader said her "clear-cut" view was that the UK should stay in the EU.
While studies on nonhuman primates deliver a more clear-cut view on this topic, applying this knowledge to humans remains a challenge, as pointed out by recent comparative work (Culham and Kanwisher 2001; Grefkes and Fink 2005).
Other decisions are often less clear cut and rely on an official's subjective view, so who is making them?
The view from the porch was a clear cut of the Caribbean Sea stretching out to the Atlantic Ocean.
