Sentence examples similar to Keep ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The departure of Grant Mitchell from EastEnders was kept ambiguous in order to leave Kemp with a window, should he wish to return.

Sometimes, strategies are even kept ambiguous intentionally.

Amongst new sequences, there are also expansions on elements Tolkien kept ambiguous, such as the battles and the creatures.

Best practice as an academic is to keep things ambiguous, up for debate, weighing all possibilities, consulting sources widely.

Deganit Shemy, the choreographer of "Hungry Kite," a new dance that opened at the Chocolate Factory on Wednesday night, likes to keep things ambiguous.

And how about that game last night?" Keep it ambiguous; but meanwhile, secretly, get that coin ready — preferably, as Felix Gilman says, smithed by dwarves in the deep places of the earth.

What is very sad is that the right thing for practitioners might be to let attorneys keep drafting ambiguous agreements that have a 96% chance of being a win/win.

I try to keep it ambiguous, and let people be involved in songs and their own lives and experiences.

As we converse further, T2R assumes a pseudo-plural identity, which they denote as a "royal we": "Here are T2R, we like to keep things ambiguous.

Remember Rule Number 5: Keep it ambiguous.

In true fin-de-siècle spirit it is all kept strictly ambiguous.