Sentence examples for abandon ambiguity from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown believed that, once you decided you weren't going to make a European-style niche movie, you had to abandon ambiguity altogether.
The DPP's refusal to drop its proposal led senior U.S. diplomat Thomas Christensen to abandon the U.S.'s policy of strategic ambiguity on the status of Taiwan by saying that the U.S. does "not recognize Taiwan as an independent state".
But the frustrations and ambiguities of employment were what we sought to abandon.
In 1998, India abandoned decades of official ambiguity over its nuclear weapons program, exploding three nuclear devices in its first test detonations in over 23 years.
But at the same time Mr. Torjan is reluctant to abandon the teachings of his former mentor, and the film bogs down in ambivalence and ambiguity (Dave Kehr).
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But the warning on Monday was unusually blunt, and officials went further by saying they were abandoning three decades of deliberate ambiguity about how far either China or Taiwan could go in the maneuvering for the upper hand on the issue of reunification or independence.
Though the policy of "strategic ambiguity" has not been formally abandoned, as some around Mr Bush have urged, it is perhaps a little clearer what Mr Bush might do in a crisis.
What's certain is that all the ambiguity and satire that were a feature of pop, mod and punk had been completely abandoned.
At times these ambiguities seem precisely the author's strength: it is easy to fault Dick for abandoning his family, but doesn't Vera share some of the blame?
