Sentence examples for a somehow ambiguous from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the deformation rate for each fault zone under study, Benioff strain (Benioff, 1951; Utsu, 1961; Sykes, 1966), a somehow ambiguous but practically useful physical quantity, is calculated through the magnitude of earthquakes.

When spatial enclosure is somehow ambiguous, the space could still be preferred as long as the relationship between the single space and its adjacent spaces is clear.

The result is an accessible and whimsical video that "decontextualise[s] activities from our ordinary life and turn[s] them into metaphorical, somehow ambiguous, endless micro-tales".

The result is an accessible and whimsical video that "decontextualize[s] activities from our ordinary life and turn[s] them into metaphorical, somehow ambiguous, endless micro-tales".

Here, I present a somehow complementary study.

It is a masterpiece of double-speak and secrecy, somehow both ambiguous and direct.

A cleverly ambiguous conclusion.

The European Convention is a touch ambiguous.

Kate and Hank Karine Plantadit and Mr. Robertss) have a slightly ambiguous, tempestuous relationship.

Academic writing has a more ambiguous mission.

It concludes on a stirringly ambiguous note.