Sentence examples for ambiguous between from inspiring English sources

Love is indeed ambiguous between passivity and activity, necessity and freedom.

But the term "origin" is fatally ambiguous between ascertainable physical causes and the ultimate condition of existence of the universe.

Most words in English are ambiguous between different interpretations; words can mean different things in different contexts.

Deviants were [ipapu] or [ɛpapu], and the standard was [I ɛpapu], where [I ɛ] was a vowel that was ambiguous between and [i].

In cases in which an experience is taken to reflect some real phenomenon in the world, descriptions of the experience are often ambiguous between an external phenomenon (The rose is red) and an inner one (The mental image is red).

is ambiguous between a deictic reading and a bound reading.

Thesis (A) is ambiguous between two notions of simulation.

'Child' is ambiguous between 'offspring' and 'immature offspring'.

A speech act can be ambiguous between various types.

'Word', Stevenson notes, is ambiguous between the particular instance or token and the type of word.

Talk about "the right to secede" is ambiguous between these alternatives.