Sentence examples for less crystal clear from inspiring English sources

"He'll come down with a very strong decision, but he may be inclined to modify that decision in ways that make it less crystal clear than one side or the other prevails," said Ben Phipps, a tax lawyer in Tallahassee.

Some witnesses have failed to appear, and the testimony of others has been less than crystal clear.

If that sounds straightforward, Philo is frequently less than crystal clear in her explanation of a collection.

Great swaths of the internet are now devoted to mondegreens, the name given to pop lyrics whose less than crystal clear enunciation results in drastic misinterpretations.

Less than crystal clear, certainly.

Here's the thing: the matter is somewhat less than crystal clear.

In my practice, I have found that the line between a permissible settlement demand and extortion can be less than crystal clear.

Let's not assume that the CPSC is unyielding to toymakers' concerns when the agency has issued statements (even if less than crystal clear) that it will not enforce the CPSIA ban against the children's products like children's books that contain lead but have never caused lead poisoning.

My colleague Mike McGough observes that Scalia and other textualists contend that "it's better to wrestle with a less than crystal clear law based on its language and common understanding than it is to delve into legislative history, which is often contradictory -- as when two senators give floor speeches drawing different conclusions from the same bill".

For a less hedonistic holiday, the sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and pine forested hills of Skiathos offer a relaxed and authentic experience for the LGBT traveller.

The Tea Party message remains crystal clear: low taxes, less regulation and an end to entitlement programs.