Sentence examples for ambiguity from from inspiring English sources

"We set the conditions for ambiguity from the start.

Periodic, wistful glances at a nearby emergency-exit seat removed any ambiguity from the scene.

"This Is It" was a fine bit of ambiguity from the moment the London shows were announced.

But in 2012, The Devil Inside strips all possible ambiguity from the word and we're back in a monochrome world where bad only means bad.

The human mind is incredibly averse to uncertainty and ambiguity; from an early age, we respond to uncertainty or lack of clarity by spontaneously generating plausible explanations.

In "Seven Types of Ambiguity," from 1930, he wrote, "Only our snobbish oddity of spelling imposes on us the notion that one mechanical word, to be snapped up by the eye, must have been intended".

Intelligent exercise of our appellate powers compels us to ask for the elimination of the obscurities and ambiguities from the opinions in such cases".

In part because the show has rejected the books' point-of-view narration structure, it has an omniscient narrator – the camera – that has removed important ambiguities from Martin's novels.

Predictably, the plan has caused alarmist talk in Britain about Brussels building a "European air force", prompting officials to redouble their effort to remove ambiguities from turgid EU texts.In this section A guide to future chancellors?

Figure 2 Ambiguities from RSS. 3) Angle of arrival.

In this study we used a very strict filtering process and ambiguities from the first factor have been reduced to a large extent.