Sentence examples for clear-cut characters from inspiring English sources
Beyond Lamia, the movie suffers from a dire lack of strong, clear-cut characters, with one outrageous exception.
But today, he said, there is no such clear-cut character in society because the line between the heroes and the villains has become blurred.
A clear-cut case of censorship?
But that's a clear-cut case.
Likability, someone to root for, victims of clear-cut injustice – classic main characters tend to the plucky and put-upon, à la Harry Potter or Sara Crewe.
Among a democracy's many systemic weaknesses is an electorate's susceptibility to the devices of fiction - to "likeable characters", clear-cut villains, suspense, and the satisfying arc of traditional narrative, including conflict, crisis, and resolution.
The high maternal and neonatal mortality associated with extremes of birthweight, sometimes called the obstetric dilemma, has been described as "perhaps the most clear-cut example of a human character subject to stabilizing selection".
The authors acknowledge that the other three characters are not clear-cut features.
The thing is, the movie itself is pretty clear-cut on how it feels about its characters, but the production of the movie is sending mixed signals.
Her character lives by a clear-cut (if outrageous) set of standards that leave no room for doubt, or for the opinions of her co-stars.
