Sentence examples for clear demarcations of from inspiring English sources

What made "Harry Potter" popular, among other things, was that it was a classic melodrama, with clear demarcations of good and evil, and a quest (the search for destiny, for identity) that at some point engages everyone.

"It's a very clear demarcation of passing a barrier".

I'm sure I read him without any clear demarcation of difference.

Part of the problem was there had been no clear demarcation of roles.

It is true that, in the distinctive situation of the Nollans' property, the seawall could be established as a clear demarcation of the public easement.

According to Brouwers, the clear demarcation of responsibilities in the Netherlands is crucial, as are the present projects that he is involved in pushing through.

On the otherhand, occurrences of minor SSW and geomagnetic storms in quick succession complicated clear demarcation of attribution of the respective events to variability of QTDWs amplitudes over upper stratosphere.

The Court acknowledges that the Nollans' seawall could provide "a clear demarcation of the public easement," and thus avoid merely shifting "the location of the boundary dispute further on to the private owner's land". Ibid.

This clear demarcation of what you're supposed to play with is Blow's main improvement to the formula of classic PC adventure Myst, which was sometimes confusing for the wrong reasons.

A German official in Berlin, in response to a reporter's question, said Mr. Fischer's remark was a clear demarcation of the German position on Europe's global role.

The study concludes that climate change adaptation regarding drinking water provisioning will require a new integration of the knowledge of systemic risk relations, in combination with more efficient agency collaboration based on a clear demarcation of responsibility between actors.