Sentence examples for clear-cut language from inspiring English sources

And again in an August 2004 speech, Bolton declared that Iran "has concealed a large-scale, covert nuclear weapons program for over eighteen years.... .. Significantly, Bolton and other U.S. officials later stopped using such clear-cut language.

There is no clear-cut boundary for each language function and some spoken discourse involves a variety of language functions.

For a new language, users have a choice: they can adopt it or not (though this becomes less clear-cut if the new language is heavily pushed by their platform supplier).

The categorical nature of our linguistic experience is directly reflected in the traditionally clear-cut linguistic classification of languages into tonal or non-tonal.

The judgments over what is acceptable editorially are very tricky; the issue of language is probably clear-cut.

Carnap starts out by explicating this concept in a clear-cut, simple setting: a first-order language $\mathcal{L}$ with finitely many monadic predicates and infinitely many individual constants.

In the set of Harmonies, from his larger work Apartment House 1776, Cage takes American hymn tunes from the time of the revolution and either subjects notes to chance-determined extension/diminution, thus smearing the previously clear cut harmonic language, or deletes notes entirely, decluttering it of its 18th-century tropes.

People preferred simple phrases like 'low in fat' rather than more nuanced phrasing 'balance your fat' [ 17], and language that was specific and clear-cut [ 29].

Officials in Brussels say the language of the guidelines is less than clear-cut.

Abstract music is also a language, but one whose immediate meaning is less clear-cut.

For Nawa-i-Waqt - a conservative Urdu-language daily - matters are even more clear-cut: it believes neither side is serious about talks.