Sentence examples for clear cut vision from inspiring English sources
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.
He has a clear-cut vision.
Should he address the Nation, as Roosevelt did in 1941, offering a clear-cut vision of his goals for the remainder of his term and beyond?
These partnerships help municipalities form a clear-cut vision for their cities and define specific focus areas for achieving the overall goal.
Top-down advocates, such as the Brookings Institution's Robert Puentes (writing in the May 23, 2011 Wall Street Journal) argue that only central planners can have a "clear-cut vision for transportation" that will allow them to target spending "to make sure all those billions of dollars help achieve our economic and environmental goals".
IN every presidency, there comes a moment when the clear-cut visions and simple declarations of a political campaign run headlong into the reality of how the world works.
Sometimes it's less clear cut.
Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.
Legally it's not very clear cut".
Catches might seem more clear cut.
