Sentence examples for I am ambiguous from inspiring English sources
So I am ambiguous about it.
They knew accurately how old Richard III was when he died, so they were able to check the age of his skeleton matched the age they knew about, whereas histories of Henry I are ambiguous about his date of birth, suggesting 1068 or 1069.
I thought it was ambiguous, though leaning towards Hannah.
In terms of what I expressed in the paintings, that seemed my only choice, not because I wanted to be ambiguous but because I myself don't know how to answer these difficult questions.
Consistent with the latter account, the present findings clearly suggest that the repeated processing of emotional information will only serve to alter the resolution of novel ambiguous material if such information initially activates alternative emotional meanings (i.e. is ambiguous).
I think weighing is ambiguous, get stuck to numbers.
I am "morally ambiguous" and given to not telling the truth.
After practicing criminal defense law for over 40 years, 32 of which were spent as a deputy public defender in Los Angeles, I now know that I am "morally ambiguous".
But if a statute is ambiguous (i.e., if it has two or more reasonable interpretations), courts must defer to the one chosen by the agency charged with the law's implementation.
A well-known problem in NER is when the word or phrase to be recognized is ambiguous, i.e. it denotes different things.
