Sentence examples for Preserve ambiguity from inspiring English sources

So he has spent the last decade working on a grammar-driven system, called the Xerox Linguistic Environment, which actually tries to preserve ambiguity.

With municipal and European parliamentary elections slated for next spring, the statement appeared calibrated to preserve ambiguity about the government's intentions and head off labor unrest.

Even though Iran is managing its MEU stockpile carefully to keep the negotiations going and preserve ambiguity, on any reckoning it is likely to be well over the line set by Israel before the end of this year.

He strives to preserve ambiguities and puns in the original.

Tinneny manages tone and preserves ambiguity well.

The press, meanwhile, has to preserve the ambiguity of plants, in order to preserve its access to leaks.

I fear, however, that he is serious in his woefully out-of-the-ballpark deconstruction of "White Christmas," as witness his statements "preserves the ambiguity of the human condition," "a dark song" and "lighthearted and sensuous". Come on, now.

Although the Taiwan Relations Act suggests that the United States would help Taiwan, successive administrations have preserved this deliberate ambiguity so as not to encourage Taiwan to be bolder, making a war more likely.

These bromides sounded attractive to Virginia Republicans, and they also had the advantage of preserving Brat's ambiguity on other awkward issues that politicians, when they get to Washington, are forced to take stands on.

Table  1 provides two examples of the manner in which the scenarios were altered to either preserve or remove emotional ambiguity.> To assess changes in biased interpretation, ten emotionally ambiguous test scenarios were dispersed within the latter half of the imagery task.

Had he simply stated that China had fewer than 30 ICBM's, he would have signaled a willingness to be much more transparent than any previous Chinese leader, while preserving some deterrence-enhancing ambiguity.