Sentence examples for ambiguous emphasis from inspiring English sources
But other authors had considered that the origin of the toxas being ambiguous, emphasis should instead be placed on the presence of calthrops, which had brought Dercitus closer to the Pachastrellidae [15], [81], [82], [83].
The problem is that the constitution formulated after the 1979 Islamic revolution left ambiguous whether the emphasis was on religion or democracy.
(emphasis ambiguous) In portions of Bohemia (including Prague), questions such as Jí pes bagetu?
All Nio's projects are allusive, indeterminate and therefore ambiguous and disquieting at the same time, with special emphasis on those cases in which the context may be reassembled into a generic urban panorama.
The primary emphasis was to identify statements that are ambiguous, unclear, or leading, as well as to identify potential areas that were not covered by the initial Q-set.
Mr. Duisenberg was deliberately ambiguous and left himself ample maneuvering room for a shift in emphasis.
But Mr Shafi said ministers were too focused on Muslims and plans to put more emphasis on the teaching of British values were based on ambiguous definitions of what they meant.
The increased emphasis on the relationship between Constance and Charles, whose character is far less ambiguous than in the book, probably derives from the need to bolster the slender narrative.
