Sentence examples for a certain ambiguity from inspiring English sources

A CERTAIN ambiguity marked Wynne Godley.

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

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

"Like Bertrand Tavernier or Patrice Leconte, Audiard is looking for a certain ambiguity in his characters," he said by telephone.

Fiorina has no political record to point to, and some of her earlier statements suggest a certain ambiguity.

Much like the term "producer" in Hollywood, the job of promoter is veiled in a certain ambiguity.

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.

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.

This chilling aesthetic is based on a certain uneasy ambiguity among viewers over whether a guest performer knows the script or is just following instructions.

More candidly, Amano noted the importance of maintaining a certain "constructive ambiguity" about his plans, at least until he took over for DG ElBaradei in December.