Sentence examples for ambiguities of from inspiring English sources

Be alert for ambiguities of every kind.

Polished fiction about the ambiguities of motherhood.

This variation may also suggest the ambiguities of identity.

The ambiguities of "Coriolanus" have lent themselves to many interpretations.

A few physicists have devised so-called macrorealistic theories to resolve the ambiguities of quantum mechanics.

The motivations and ambiguities of Shakespeare's characters are of necessity simplified.

But the frustrations and ambiguities of employment were what we sought to abandon.

"The ambiguities of Holmes's character mirror those of the age in which he came to maturity.

The answer to that question is inseparable from the ambiguities of art.

To Begin the World Anew: The Genius and Ambiguities of the American Founders, by Bernard Bailyn.

Her work also suggests, faintly, the ambiguities of Balthus's paintings of sly nymphets.