Sentence examples similar to clear-cut declaration from inspiring English sources
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.
Though it was well received by her Conservative colleagues, Ms. May's declaration was not as clear-cut as some expected, reflecting tensions within Britain's coalition government.
But the benefits to Argentina from its declaration of financial independence are hardly clear-cut.
But any clear-cut criterion of belief, like the Nicene Creed, or a declaration of faith like Martin Luther's, is lacking in the history of Chinese Buddhism.
Throughout this process, the FTC has let it be known that at the federal level, sentiment is on the side of Tesla, but this new declaration of support may be the most clear-cut, far-reaching and definitive yet.
In a 1966 declaration, he urged the Johnson administration to make "clear-cut and unequivocal pronouncements" of its willingness to have a negotiated settlement of the war.
Clear-cut aggression into American territory at Guam and Hawaii left the country no choice but the declaration of war which will undoubtedly come today.
Last week, the scientific magazine Nature published a declaration signed by 5,000 scientists from around the world who described the link between H.I.V. and AIDS as "clear-cut, exhaustive and unambiguous".
