Sentence examples for ambiguous conception from inspiring English sources

Mascarenhas [ 54] also highlights the ambiguous conception of public servants commensurate with political decision-making.

The governmentalist conception of critique is, therefore, ambiguous in its very constitution, as Foucault makes abundantly clear.

In discussions of this claim, it is often ambiguous whether the defender of such a social conception of the self intends the thesis as a metaphysical claim or merely a psychological one.

If God bears no likeness to the created order, and if terms like wise, powerful, or lives are completely ambiguous when applied to God and us, the conception of divinity we are left with is too thin for the average worshipper to appreciate.

Innovation is often ambiguous.

Dilger [ 11] argues that conceptions of socialization have been rendered ambiguous by globalization, modernity and AIDS messages.

In this conception CPG embraces both patterning and rhythm generating networks and thus CPG is an ambiguous term when trying to specify the exact role of a particular class of IN.

Following on that arc, the character's debut episode would leave his morality as ambiguous, publicity materials asking, "Is he a force for good or ill?" Actor John Barrowman himself was a key factor in the conception of Captain Jack.

Ambiguous too.

Her conception.

Ambiguous, you?