Sentence examples for a somewhat ambiguous from inspiring English sources

But many Austrian Jews have taken a somewhat ambiguous stance.

But Notre Dame also faces a somewhat ambiguous path ahead.

Fire insurance companies have traditionally maintained a somewhat ambiguous attitude toward the crime of arson.

As fodder for advocates of tough regulation, the UBS case is a somewhat ambiguous example.

At the school, Liu and her deputy Song were the only remaining representatives of a somewhat ambiguous authority.

The Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission, the state agency that has jurisdiction over the area's zoning, has a somewhat ambiguous position.

There is a masterly if somewhat ambiguous account of a visit to Davos, the Swiss resort that hosts the annual meeting of world business and political leaders.

Staten Island's special misfortune is to exist at a point where somewhat ambiguous but real corporate crime helped to provide a market opportunity for straight-ahead drug-cartel crime.

Named to the court by President Ronald Reagan in 1987 to fill a seat left open by the failure of Robert H. Bork's nomination, Justice Kennedy occupies a central and somewhat ambiguous position on the court.

In many cases, the role of a godparent is somewhat ambiguous and is subject to the people and personalities involved.

Like Alfred Hitchcock's (and, for that matter, like Jean-Luc Godard's), his name has been turned into an adjective of somewhat ambiguous meaning.