Sentence examples similar to neither clear cut from inspiring English sources

As Lelyveld shows, the outcomes of Gandhi's campaigns in South Africa were neither clear-cut nor long-lasting: after one, his own supporters beat him bloody because they thought he'd settled too quickly for a compromise with the government.

The complete statement on such ethical elements as (1) doing no harm, (2) and being open and honest about one's work can be accessed on the AAA website, which also supports a ethics blog on which ethical issues, which are usually neither clear-cut nor easily resolved, are aired and debated.

What tensions and fault-lines emerge when rights claims couched in the language of identity politics are exercised in contexts in which the relationship between sexual and social identities is neither clear-cut nor unidirectional?

That's no mean achievement, since these feelings are neither stable nor clear cut.

Like many things in science and medicine, the answer is neither simple nor clear cut.

At 2 weeks postinjury the findings are less clear cut as neither the ENP nor the ESP group outcomes are superior to routine care by doctors, but the results indicate compatibility with clinical equivalence or a worse outcome in functional recovery at this stage.

Sometimes it's less clear cut.

Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.

Legally it's not very clear cut".

Catches might seem more clear cut.

"Wales is fairly clear cut.