Sentence examples for clear-cut set from inspiring English sources
Many of Sanders' supporters are young, impatient college graduates who love to see someone with a clear-cut set of beliefs running roughshod over the triangulating phonies.
While "biographical" might imply a clear-cut set of personal facts, Williams's work communicates a personal history that's a bit blurrier and less easy to define.
After applying FCM, a defuzzification stage is usually performed in order to convert the fuzzy memberships into a clear-cut set.
Consensus has not emerged on defining a clear-cut set of health benefits from reduced air pollution or in quantifying the lag time between reductions in exposure to pollution and the realization of health improvements among affected populations.
He analysed the world in each of its clear-cut parts, setting down what he saw in pen or pencil and pure veils of colour.
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.
Overall, a clear-cut gap sets apart conspecific from congeneric pairs.
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.
Last year, an independent blue-ribbon panel commissioned by Congress sharply criticized the "absence" of "clear-cut planning" and setting priorities as the Pentagon faces an inevitable drawdown.
The test would not have been as clear-cut had different sets of studies been reviewed.
Although he was a prolific master of the complex counterpoint of the Netherlandish style that dominated Renaissance music, he experimented with short, clear-cut musical forms, melody set syllabically, and declamation sung in chords.
