Sentence examples for ambiguous comments from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Mr. Brennan initially suggested that he leaned toward the Pentagon's view of the legal question, although subsequently made more ambiguous comments.

He points out Mr. Ramadan's ambiguous comments about things like 9/11, the stoning of women in Muslim countries and violence against Jews.

But Anthony M. Kennedy, who voted to strike down the tribunals in 2006, did not join that part of their opinion and made ambiguous comments about his views in his concurrence.

But ambiguous comments in the past few days, notably by Mr Xiang, the finance minister, appear to be throwing down a marker for a devaluation at some point in the future.This means that things may well get worse for beleaguered Asians before they get better.

Morsi held back-to-back meetings with top-level state officials, including the prime minister, Hisham Qandil, the interior minister, Mohamed Ibrahim, and several senior officers, including the head of the armed forces, General Abdel Fattah Sisi – whose ambiguous comments in recent days have led to widespread hopes in opposition ranks of military intervention.

Bush Comments on Tape By The New York Times AUSTIN, Tex., Feb. 12 -- Mr. McCain's aides distributed to reporters tonight a transcript of ambiguous comments by Mr. Bush that a microphone for the C-Span cable network picked up as Mr. Bush mingled with voters at a stop in South Carolina.

One Directioner responded to the magazine's scoop with the ambiguous comment that she wanted to "stab myself in the uterus".

Stravinsky once said — again, I'm going on memory here — something like: "I just heard Lenny Bernstein conduct my 'Rite of Spring.' Wow!" That was actually a somewhat ambiguous comment.

Some interpreted President Xi's ambiguous comment as being aimed at North Korea, though it is more likely directed not just at the North but also toward the United States, Japan and other countries on China's periphery.

Reprints Related items Flying and the flagMay 27th 1999One of the causes of the bout of nerves was an ambiguous comment about changing the rigid rules of Argentina's currency board, known locally as "convertibility".

The displays lead off with seven white sedans suspended as if they were back-flipping upward into the museum's seven-story-high rotunda while spewing gorgeous sprays of neon sparks — an ambiguous comment on car bombings or Nascar racing.