Sentence examples for ambiguity seems from inspiring English sources

But the ambiguity seems intentional.

But the ambiguity seems purposeful.

This infuriating ambiguity seems to have come as a shock to many observers.

From the double hemispheres of the brain to the formation, evolution and variants of language, and especially in modern politics, ambiguity seems very much part of any culture.

What is different today, as we alternate between these murals and the pastel Millie-Pinky duo, is that the film's notorious ambiguity seems to have dissipated.

However, considerable ambiguity seems to prevail over the exact way of managing it.

At the time, Eastwood made moral ambiguity seem new.

They have never understood what New Labour was for (though perhaps that ambiguity seemed to be part of the point).

Sol seems to relish in ambiguity; seeming to purposely conceal contextualizing information through seldom captions and non-existent project descriptions.  .

Sumati's ambiguities seemed appropriate to his position among the Mongolian élite.

Perhaps it's the rather clinical direction, through which the novel's nuances and ambiguities seem to have been surgically removed.