Sentence examples for really clear-cut from inspiring English sources
Half time is upon us and, for all their position, England haven't really created one really clear-cut chance with Israel defending in numbers.
* * * But was the triumph really so clear-cut?
* * * But was the triumph really so clear-cut?
Such tales rarely get fact-checked; nobody asks whether the moral of the story is really as clear-cut as it seems.
"So with all the possession we had we didn't really create clear-cut opportunities and that's disappointing".
As I said, there's really no clear-cut answer as to if you should get the device.
"Until we really have a clear-cut invitation, a request, from the Iraqi people, we will not insist on going into Iraq," the ambassador said.
William B. Isaacs, a prostate cancer expert at Johns Hopkins University, called the new finding "very exciting" and added that until now "there haven't really been any clear-cut examples of genes identified by one group and reproduced across multiple study populations".
"After that, we got back in the game and always looked in the game, without really creating a clear-cut opening.
It's really not so clear-cut though -- that a conscious verbal reckoning finishes the piece.
