Sentence examples similar to A ambiguity from inspiring English sources

But he had an edge, an ambiguity, and a gleaming maniacal quality, too.

Philosophers puzzled a great deal over the import of a 'pragmatic' ambiguity that wasn't a speech act ambiguity or perhaps an ambiguity in what a speaker implies by uttering a sentence.

A simple example of an ambiguity graph for a network is shown in Fig. 3a.

This is often expressed as an ambiguity or a contradiction.

"So it creates a bit of an ambiguity".

In addition, this paper clarifies an ambiguity in a useful lemma.

This could encourage one to posit an ambiguity (or a polysemy) since the putative lexical entries are closely related.

Did it contain an error or an ambiguity that I could not see?

By identifying an ambiguity, we provide resources for an answer to the vexing puzzles.

A State Department official said the legislation "removes an ambiguity in the law".

Yet there's an ambiguity about the presence here of such a menacing creature.