Sentence examples for ambiguous category from inspiring English sources

But Robertson is in a more ambiguous category.

Although he explicitly denigrates Jews in the recently exposed videos, Mr. Morsi and other political and Brotherhood leaders typically restrict their inflammatory comments to the more ambiguous category of "Zionists".

Newness is a somewhat ambiguous category, as many of the parties which surged to prominence in the 2014 elections had existed for a long time as relatively minor political forces.

Long-term stays are linked to an ambiguous category in corrections administrative segregation.

Considering the elective nature of choosing a political affiliation, we expected that political affiliation may represent an instance of a perceptually ambiguous category.

Therefore, it seems that k = 6 should be considered an ambiguous category.

The article concludes by proposing three epistemological devices – iterative comparison, ambiguous categories, and the use of hermeneutics – that can help scholars avoid the biases associated with essentialized categories.

Finally, all novice and expert grouping factors were categorized and tallied into superficial, deep, or ambiguous categories based on three criteria: 1.

There has to be a better way than relying upon these fusty, ambiguous categories.

When you weren't so hung up on forcing our nonexistent relationship into ambiguous categories, you took me for granted and not in the why didn't you use 'the G word' to describe me? way.

However, it might be difficult to categorize some measurements accurately, resulting in ambiguous categories (or phenotypes) such as 'Maybe' or 'Mild'.