Sentence examples for ambiguities with from inspiring English sources

David's painting crushes such ambiguities with one of art's great images of secular martyrdom.

Aged 49, she recently started a punch-up unlike any the party has seen, forgoing the subtle ambiguities with which Bob, as he is universally known, has often wrapped his verbal blows.

They don't, however, deliver the work's ambiguities with full dramatic absorption: it's almost less riveting and eloquent than the ensembles of the outer sections (in which several other dancers are compelling).

The CSL model has ambiguities with regard to recognition of special boundaries.

However, it is usually possible to fix a subset of ambiguities with high confidence.

Recent work, however, has described ambiguities with this approach (McIntyre et al. [2012]).

Describing consciousness as ambiguous, Beauvoir identifies our ambiguity with the idea of failure.

There is no ambiguity with Neal.

And the cast transmits this ambiguity with lovely precision.

A technocrat, Mr Hollande wears ambiguity with surprising ease.

Few operas explore ambiguity with more piercing clarity and musical specificity than this 1945 work.