For clear-cut betrayal, though, think of what Hitchcock did to Jamaica Inn.
These ethnic names do not stand for clear-cut cultural boundaries, for in many cases one group shades imperceptibly into another.
Vietnam and Somalia represented stinging defeats for America, which might make these pictures more difficult to watch when the United States is waging a new kind of war with dim prospects for clear-cut victory.
Let's reserve the word racist, he suggests, for clear-cut instances of bigotry, and address more subtle problems of racial prejudice as we do air pollution, instead of rape or murder.
And scientists point out that the debate highlights the deepening divide between the desire for clear-cut policy and the complicated hydrology of the real world.
For clear-cut strategies, we turn to the professionals.
This thirst for clear-cut answers chafes with literary fiction's emphasis on nuance, ambiguity and a willingness to end without tidy summations.
Meds that are very helpful for clear-cut psychiatric disorders usually do more harm than good when used for the everyday difficulties that life throws at us.
In our book, we argue that a hallmark of authoritarianism is a cognitive profile characterized by a rejection of nuance and ambiguity and a need for clear-cut, black and white thinking.
We screened only for clear-cut effects, such changes in the replication mode or drastic reduction in the relative quantities of molecules with four-way junctions.
Activation by HRP was only observed for clear-cut CCD-positive patients (Figure 6B and C, dotted line), whereas patients without CCD-sIgE (PT-03, Figure 6A), or borderline CCD-positive potato/tomato-allergic patients (PT-01 and PT-09, Figure S3) revealed no activation upon HRP stimulation.
