Sentence examples similar to ambiguity of message from inspiring English sources
Dix knew Isaipriya, and he understood the moral ambiguity of her message.
While acknowledging the ambiguity of this message, Leng writes: "This could be taken as Harrison's statement of his own spiritual superiority, or it might be his metaphor for a rejection of conceit.
Taking as my departure a medical case in which the ambiguity of a tattooed message translates into an ethical dilemma, I intend to approach bodily writings as sites where language, communication, and mortality conjoin and contest with each other.
This reflects the complexity and ambiguity of the feeding messages within current guidance, leading to communication challenges for health professionals.
British-born to Australian parents, a Jesuit scholar, student boxing champ and an antipodean royalist, he is built of contradictions, yet there is no ambiguity in his message: cut taxes, government debt and illegal immigration.
He said: "[Bouattia] is using an ambiguity of language to cloak an antisemitic message then hide behind it.
There is no ambiguity about the message: Actions speak louder than words.
While the Democrats talk exhaustively about Iraq, a review of the remarks they have made during campaign stops over the last six months leaves little ambiguity in their message: If the president refuses to end the war, they will.
"There is no ambiguity in their message.
One way to get around the ambiguity of pictures, he suggests, is to send messages that portray objects in three-dimensional space, like sculptures that an alien can choose to view from any angle.
