As Dick Vermeil came to understand during his long career, most quarterbacks are built of so many ambiguous, conflicting features that even expert eyes have difficulty seeing them clearly.
Those who do sign up are more likely to seek the academic equivalent of comfort food: courses in cooking and other domestic arts -- sewing and knitting are newly popular -- and classes about less morally ambiguous conflicts, like the Civil War.
A hard-staring, chiseled man who favors an elegant speaking style, even in grueling rehearsal days, Mr. Jones described the country as fractured by much more insidious and ambiguous conflicts than the divisions during Lincoln's time.
Ahead lie more ambiguous conflicts where the United States has real but limited interests.
For the accuracy and consistence of the data in collecting and testing, a monitoring system for the collection of information and standardized abstraction forms was applied to guide the data collection in case of ambiguous, conflicting, and missing information.
The current state of affairs is too ambiguous, and conflict seems unavoidable unless a colonization regime is decided upon before the first humans arrive on Mars.
Was it a total victory (think of the Allies in World War II) or an ambiguous, bitter conflict like Vietnam? -- If the good guys won, if the victory was so decisive, then why do so many angels in Lucie-Smith's book carry swords or, as is the case in "Legion," machine guns?
Great Britain, which had set up a military administration in Palestine after capturing Jerusalem, was faced with the problem of having to secure international sanction for the continued occupation of the country in a manner consistent with its ambiguous, seemingly conflicting wartime commitments.
Although there are ambiguous and conflicting media reports, it appears that some 15,000 staff members of the ministry of education also were fired, 21,000 teachers lost their professional licenses, and more than 1500 university deans were all but ordered to resign.
