Sentence examples for clear-cut division from inspiring English sources

"Likelihood of confusion, as you can guess, isn't a bright-line standard," or clear-cut division, he said.

If you wanted a more clear-cut division, you could do worse than draw a line between panic-inducing and panic-allaying.

He pointed out that previously a clear-cut division existed between "vulgar" culture and "serious" culture, but today vulgar culture is swallowing serious culture like a black hole, and unfortunately, many writers are forced to lower their writing standards to cater to vulgarity in today's society.

There should not be such a clear-cut division between science and religion, Robinson said, explaining that both religion and science push against the limits of language and understanding.

Also, the most highly conserved sequences are crowded around the center and there is no clear-cut division for designating conserved genes and genome specific genes.

Color contrasts emphasized by clear-cut divisions in the composition appeared in such pictures as "Vision of the Sermon".

Yet such clear-cut divisions can also become an obstacle, with credibility stalling somewhat as simplification wrests control of the narrative steering wheel.

Often their elaborate performances are parcelled out in clear-cut divisions, usually called fits or cantos, in order to forestall tedium and build up suspense by delays and piecemeal revelations.

As a show with a message its platform is pure Oscar Hammerstein II redux, preaching courage ("My Favorite Things" is the show's "I Whistle a Happy Tune"), the power of positive thinking, clear-cut divisions between good and evil, patriarchal benevolence and faith that everything will be all right.

The clear-cut divisions in generation and gender reflect the changes that both the art world and our cultural landscape have undergone over the past 50 years.

"It is a clear-cut decision.