Sentence examples for a complicated and ambiguous from inspiring English sources
To be a black American, Ellison wrote, is a complicated and ambiguous matter.
A close look at the Times/CBS News survey, and other recent polls, reveals a complicated and ambiguous picture.
Whatever it is, it is a complicated and ambiguous one, but surely it has something to do with the way the tendrils of our fate intertwine with all that has happened before and with everyone whose lives ours touch.
Kahlo explored the interior processes of her life, but to do so she had to form a visual language as complicated and ambiguous as any literary language.
All of a sudden, like puberty, everything is more complicated and ambiguous, besides the usual fraught.
That's surely true, and yet at the same time it reduces an experience that was, in her own telling, complicated and ambiguous to something deterministic and mechanical.
The reason is that the G.O.P.'s delegate-selection rules are exceptionally complicated and ambiguous.
It was more complicated and ambiguous than that, and it's taken me years to work out all of its meanings.
But the actual story of this centrifugal ebb and centripetal flow is much more complicated and ambiguous than Meier's short summary would indicate.
Inventing a story that's real, alive, funny, heartbreaking and juicy means depicting people and the situations they find themselves in as complicated and ambiguous; it's rare that their behaviour is obviously right or wrong.
Critics charged that the Pataki administration had deliberately made the language of the bill so complicated and ambiguous that it could be used to push the stadium project through with no legislative oversight.
