Sentence examples for ambiguous expression from inspiring English sources

"He had this wonderful ambiguous expression".

It was a very curious, ambiguous expression on her face.

In a third portrait, Ms. Schiavo, in a spiky haircut and heavy makeup, wore an ambiguous expression.

In a smoky portrait dated 1531-34, thauntinglygly ambiguous expression of an adored young friend, Andrea Quaratesi, qualifies the sitter as kissing kin of the Mona Lisa.

Winton ends this book full of turnings and choices with an ambiguous expression of family love: Vic, struggling through the surf, "held fast to his brother … for as long as he could and longer than he should have".

That tax enabled them to redistribute wealth to those who now needed it that is, those who "had joined him through poverty after having their debts removed (by Solon)." Although a formally ambiguous expression, it must in common sense apply to pre-Solonian debtors, not creditors.

I liked the ambiguous expressions people have, and also the poses".

His reactions – a wince, a snicker – are slight, ambiguous expressions not often seen on stage.

Squint one eye, especially at the nervous almost shimmering lines and ambiguous expressions of Daumier's ink drawings, and from him descends both the ribaldry and torment of German Expressionism and Francis Bacon, and the delicate tangles of Giacometti and Pollock.

He was able to examine in detail from the point of view of the divine law the respective claims of theology and philosophy to possess the best and surest way to human knowledge, to be competent to interpret the ambiguous expressions of the divine law, and to have presented convincing arguments that are theoretically tenable and practically salutary.

Software that generates SMARTS patterns should take extra care to avoid writing ambiguous expressions.