Sentence examples for all this ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Yes, I think my book might be seen as a repudiation of sorts, in that in "Death in Venice" there's all this ambiguity about what Tadzio means to Aschenbach, whereas in mine it's straight-down-the line carnal and hedonistic.

All this ambiguity lends itself to broad-brush readings.

There was a time when people - much more English people than Irish - would ask, 'Why don't these Ulster poets come out more explicitly and say what they are for?' But there is all this ambiguity.

It was not at all clear which side of the divide it fell on, and we could all sense this ambiguity.

It provides pat answers, and it's much easier to navigate life with answers, even bad ones, than to try to wade through all of this ambiguity.

Rather than attempting to compromise on a "one size fits all" approach to this ambiguity, Biofilter supports several different options for interpreting ambiguity.

Given all this moral ambiguity, Hoffman says, believers who invest theological importance in football, or make icons of Christian players, are taking a big risk.

"It wipes out all the ambiguity," Mr. Wolf said.

In sixty minutes, it expressed all the ambiguity and difficulty of the trial.

After all, the ambiguity of "a well regulated militia" is the very reason its interpretation is so controversial.

To compensate for this ambiguity, all possible haplotype pairs in each individual were weighted by their posterior probabilities [35], then partial probabilities for each haplotype were accounted for; the inferred haplotype frequencies in each population reflect uncertainties of the estimates.