Sentence examples for Similar ambiguities from inspiring English sources

Similar ambiguities appear in Dante's discussion of the intelligenze themselves.

Similar ambiguities will arise for any set of beliefs thought to be individually necessary and jointly sufficient for gender.

Similar ambiguities exist for other descriptions of chi-square tests.

The book teems with similar ambiguities.

There are similar ambiguities within the euro bloc.

Scott Morgan is after similar ambiguities, in both his luminous "Shiva" series of linear structures shaped like mandorlas and his "Gates of Heaven," in which positive-negative reversals give natural shapes an unnatural radiance.

Similar ambiguity clouds the use of ibuprofen after exercise.

If it closes the back before opening the front, the opposite will happen.A similar ambiguity surrounds capital flows.

A similar ambiguity operates in the layered patterns and colors of "Difficulty Breathing," which show a pond and some water plants from above and in cross section.

Israel employs a similar ambiguity about its nuclear arsenal — usually stating it will not be the first to deploy nuclear weapons in the Middle East — which is believed to have inspired the Syrian stance.

Supposedly entering the national character during the age of discovery, when sailors, carving out the first colonies, might be away for months or years on end, the notion of saudade has a similar ambiguity: it means a sense of nostalgia or longing for an absent person or time, combining love and loss to acknowledge the inescapable pull of the past.