Sentence examples for a persistent ambiguity from inspiring English sources
There is, nonetheless, a persistent ambiguity to American international broadcasting.
A persistent ambiguity in the novel is whether the woman being wanton is his own mother, and whether the man who first beats her, then has intercourse with her, is his uncle.
But there has also been a persistent ambiguity about the status of normative propositions in economics.
"I would call Indonesia's attitude towards China now as a display of growing comfort amid persistent ambiguity," Mr. Sukma said.
But the persistent ambiguity toward Islamist militancy in Pakistan came into sharp focus on the streets of Islamabad on Friday, where hundreds of jihadi sympathizers rallied outside the Parliament building.
But uncomfortable contradictions and persistent ambiguities kill the buzz of righteous indignation.
Is the confusion over the nature of cheating a natural consequence of moral delinquency, or does it reveal a persistent pattern of unofficial tolerance and undergraduate ambiguity in regard to cheating?
A persistent person, too.
