Sentence examples for really clearly defined from inspiring English sources

The biggest problem with story is the confusion of "the Internet Industry", which is not really clearly defined in the article, and the world of Information Technology (IT), that is the use of technology by businesses.

One could wonder if "The Trilogy" was really a clearly defined trilogy, for its parts merged without pause.

You don't really belong to any clearly defined generation.

But really, unlike movements that were clearly defined by leaders and objectives, this one is amorphous, large and moving in so many directions at once.

"Especially at first, I found it really unpleasant being in stores that were explicitly gendered with clearly defined menswear and womenswear sections, like Target," she said.

"The enemy may not be so clearly defined, and the situation may be more cloudy". "Each of these situations is really (unique)," said Rep. Anthony C. Beilenson (D-Los Angeles).

But with the Cold War over and security threats less clearly defined, the individual spy is still a crucial in determining what the enemy is really thinking.

Can it be clearly defined?

Leadership must be clearly defined.

Is your project clearly defined?

That clearly defined mission never materialized.