Sentence examples for demarcation of good from inspiring English sources

The demarcation of good behaviors and choices is problematic.

What made "Harry Potter" popular, among other things, was that it was a classic melodrama, with clear demarcations of good and evil, and a quest (the search for destiny, for identity) that at some point engages everyone.

There was a very clear line of demarcation between good and evil, you see? Black was good; white was bad.

However, in July 2009, L'Osservatore Romano praised the moral stance of the sixth Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, saying, "There is a clear line of demarcation between good and evil and [the film] makes clear that good is right.

Any clear lines of demarcation separating "good" from "evil" have collapsed.

Staining of sections from lesioned transgenic hearts revealed a good demarcation of the infarct area and the viable myocardium with H2B-mCh+ nuclei (Fig.  7b).

The retinal detachment resolved spontaneously, and the tear was treated with laser demarcation with good visual outcome.

Pathologists have a good ability to estimate ratios of clearly demarcated areas, but gradients in staining intensities hinder reproducible visual demarcation of positive tumor areas.

No pink or other colour-coded demarcation of gender.

It means the demarcation of a new border.

Certainly demarcation of the boundary is not an impossibility.