Sentence examples for clear-cut code from inspiring English sources
Using responses from Mario Cuomo to the Dalai Lama to a cross-section of ordinary citizens, Jim talks about the principles that matter and encourages each of us to live up to our highest aspirations by using a practical, clear-cut code of ethical values.
This is fuelled by rejection and loss of identity and is growing among the children of the middle classes of mass consumption societies, who aspire to the clear-cut moral code of radical Islam, to a model of unconditional authority and submission, to a vision of supreme heroism freeing them from the feeling of mediocre and invisible lives.
While these two examples are clear-cut, other coding decisions were more ambiguous: Does a regularisation programme for irregular migrants, like the US 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act (see Table 1), fall within 'integration' or 'legal entry and stay' regulations?
A clear-cut case of censorship?
The individual no longer had the option of choosing to conform or depart from a rather clear-cut sexual moral code but instead was faced with a multiplicity of choices of varying degrees of social acceptability.
Boyhood makes time seem sublime through its dizzying scale over the course of 165 minutes but Interstellar, for all its divergent time zones, fails because it ultimately tries to make something as vast and incomprehensible as interstellar travel seem as clear-cut as Morse code.
In contrast to the clear-cut visual target code observed in FEF visual activity, the movement activity of both VM and M neurons showed a somewhat more distributed coding scheme (Fig. 10), but overall preferentially coded for final gaze position relative to initial eye orientation (Figs 8 and 10) with a significant shift away from a target code toward a gaze scheme (Fig. 11).
This was most clear-cut in the visual code, where every model but Te was statistically eliminated.
But a clear-cut mission and a corporate code of ethics is crucial.
The literature suggests a physician and hospital bias toward filing claims based on more clear-cut and easily reimbursable diagnostic codes related to patients' physical comorbidities rather than on patients' cognitive impairments [ 35, 37].
