Sentence examples for not very clear cut from inspiring English sources

Legally it's not very clear cut".

But the research that has been done on whether organic standards are all really better for animals "is not very clear cut" and she tells me several times that "there are no easy answers".

Today Cameron adopted a much less hysterical approach and this, plus the dreary predictability of Cameron's Unite jibes, was enough to give Miliband the edge, although it was not very clear cut and Miliband's Pickles quote and Cameron's Reynolds/Benn/Betts quote more or less cancelled each other out.

(M2) "I don't know if it is really - we try to be evidence based but it is not very clear cut".

(M1) When asked if prescribing in palliative care was evidence-based, opinions varied, with the majority unsure of the rigour of the evidence, while a few felt the evidence was strong: "I don't know if it is really - we try to be evidence based but it is not very clear cut".

It was very important to establish a certain kind of authority and be a certain kind of figure when it came to fashion, so I wanted those rules to feel very strict because the people we worked with would not be good at improvising if the rules weren't very clear cut.

Still, the threshold for what would justify a warrantless search is not very clear-cut.

He doesn't like the way it looks, and to be honest, it's not very clear-cut to me, either.

"Their policies are not very clear-cut and they are arbitrary," Karl Kasada, co-owner of InRange TV, a YouTube channel featuring firearm videos, told the Journal.

"What we've discovered is the future isn't very clear-cut," said Charles Stross, author of tech-savvy novels like "Accelerando" and "Glasshouse".

While intuitive reactions aren't always very clear cut, the body never lies and there are many ways to detect subtler signals from your body.