Sentence examples for ambiguous accommodation from inspiring English sources

But such was his ambiguous accommodation between competing orthodoxies that in the years Browne spent revising his reflections they were claimed by the Quakers, censured by the Vatican and gave rise to a new popular genre in which adepts of various professions described their religious beliefs, whether in consort with, or pious opposition to, the writings of Dr Browne.

The uneasy accommodations of a corruptible young aesthete to an ambiguous social world might have resonances too with the turn-of-the-century novels of Henry James, with their moneyed but morally seedy milieux.

It negotiated with al Qaeda gunmen who appeared on the streets of Mukalla two weeks ago, and since then appears to have reached some kind of accommodation with them, although the nature of that relationship appears ambiguous.

Next, accommodation.

Any accommodation?

Ambiguous, you?

Morally ambiguous".

And ambiguous.

Ambiguous too.

Accommodation is also available.

John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".