Sentence examples for A certain ambiguity from inspiring English sources

A CERTAIN ambiguity marked Wynne Godley.

A certain ambiguity in his conception, however, was never resolved: was Zeus, though certainly no bleeding heart liberal, fundamentally just in his dealings with men, or was the justice of Zeus (the title of his book of 1971) simply incommensurable with human standards of justice?

A certain ambiguity of practical intent is also evident in the text flow of Hagège's book, which to Anglophone readers will seem rather digressive.

Administration officials maintained a certain ambiguity about where Mr. Hussein was being interrogated.

Again, this revealed a certain ambiguity at the heart of the third way.

Mervyn King might also feel a certain ambiguity about receiving support from the Chancellor, George Osborne.

One of the more important instincts a fiction writer can develop, I believe, is the ability to hold a certain resonant ambiguity in place while at the same time grounding this ambiguity with distinct characters, contexts, and specific details and story lines.

They also suggest a certain appealing ambiguity.

Diplomats said overcoming that apparent contradiction required a certain constructive ambiguity, without leaving the resolution open to wide interpretation.

A certain melancholy ambiguity -- a sense that despite the possibilities of imaginative invention, real freedom may be impossible -- runs throughout Mr. Kabakov's oeuvre.

He was, in a sense, a prisoner of his body, and a certain moral ambiguity that had always drawn me to Dubus seemed to disappear from his stories.