Sentence examples for all ambiguity from inspiring English sources

On 5 July all ambiguity was removed.

But now, here on the backstairs, all ambiguity was washed away by this bad-parent insult.

Or the Knicks could eliminate all ambiguity by winning just five more games.

But the result, she said, was something else: "a sanitized Bible, one rendered safe from all ambiguity and provocation".

But for certain purposes in restricted situations, much greater precision is required, and part of the function of the particular style and vocabulary of legal language is the avoidance, so far as may be possible, of all ambiguity and the explicit statement of all necessary distinctions.

Even in the cases of misdemeanors, the indictment must be free from all ambiguity, and leave no doubt in the minds of the accused and the court of the exact offense intended to be charged, not only that the former may know what he is called upon to meet, but that, upon a plea of former acquittal or conviction, the record may show with accuracy the exact offense to which the plea relates.

These two approaches have the same rules of regarding the constraint as a gateway to accept or reject the ambiguity candidates, but differ by using "all-ambiguity-set" and "subset-ambiguity".

All this ambiguity lends itself to broad-brush readings.

It encompasses all the ambiguity, that deep apprehension of all things that reside underground.

She is, she declares, a "time being," with all the ambiguity that phrase implies.

In spite of all this ambiguity and complexity, policy happens: congress makes laws, regulatory agencies enforce the law, and most polluters comply.