Sentence examples for it was clear-cut from inspiring English sources
It was clear-cut for North to bid five clubs, which West judged well to double.
"But the No. 1 coming in was Trevor Kidd, and it was clear-cut for me because of the veteran".
In the end it was clear-cut, with the winning runs struck with almost five overs to spare, an age in a limited-overs match.
The victory for Paul McCartney, whom she represented, was her rehabilitation: it was clear-cut and satisfying - an obvious goodie, an obvious baddie, and enough details to make you chortle as you read about them but not feel sullied by the whole experience.
"I haven't seen the penalty again and I've been told it was clear-cut.
Although it was clear-cut that the Bolts would be throwing on nearly every down, New England intercepted Rivers only a single time and recorded just a pair of sacks.
"And I don't think it's clear-cut whether the long putter is better on short putts or better on long putts when you balance them off.
I don't mean to suggest it's clear-cut one way or the other, only that the past trumps more than it should.
It is clear-cut in the case of physical violence actually denying a person's freedom of consent.
I'd prefer it if it was clear cut.
