Sentence examples for far less clear cut from inspiring English sources

Reread the beginning of Pride and Prejudice, on the other hand, and matters begin to seem far less clear cut.

While polls have shown Arizona's controversial new immigration laws to be popular nationwide, the effects of the laws on electoral politics will be be far less clear cut, says Public Policy Polling PPPPublic Policy Polling PPP

The jurors faced far less clear-cut evidence.

But the rest of the case is far less clear-cut.

The contributions of Heaney and Warner are far less clear-cut.

The division between what we read as children, teenagers and as adults can be far less clear-cut.

In the police, she went on, the command structure was far less clear-cut than that of the military.

Those links would hold for cancer of the larynx, but the case for naso-pharyngeal cancer is far less clear-cut.

It was far less clear-cut than Portsmouth's penalty, and Lawrence's protests earned him a second yellow card before Smith converted the kick.

No one asked the opinion of the people affected, of course, though their identities as Greeks and Turks, Christians and Muslims were far less clear-cut than the Lausanne arrangement implied.

However, for the vast majority of adults who feel perfectly well and have no inkling of whether heart disease lies in their future, aspirin's benefits are far less clear-cut.