Sentence examples for ambiguous idea from inspiring English sources

Why, you should also be asking, did Ocampo claim that a fair trial is not his business, but is in fact an ambiguous idea that differs form culture to culture?

A celebration or maybe just an inspection of enduring characters and exhausted landscapes, Edward's series "All I Had I Gave" sets out to capture the ambiguous idea of "putting everything you have into life".

This clearly disproves the ambiguous idea that G6PD deficiency appeared in Germany by mating of Roman soldiers and German women.

I also think opera can convey more than one thought at a time, including some ambiguous ideas.

Ambiguous ideas like this and combining buildings with natural scenes are two of my biggest influences.

According to Taylor, cults emphasize positive aspects of the group over negative aspects of outsiders, endlessly repeat simple ideas in "highly reductive, definitive - sounding phrases", and refer to "abstract and ambiguous" ideas associated with "huge emotional baggage".

No, there was a very ambiguous, shapeless idea that Dan might be but I think they probably decided … they must have known early on.

He says some smart things about Fitzgerald's imagery — about, for instance, how ambiguous the idea of light is in his writing, so that the green light at the end of the dock is a portent of the shining illusory screen of the movies, standing for persistent illusion as much as for romantic aspiration.

Many thought that the evidence--poorly preserved bones--was ambiguous, and the idea languished.

I think the social institutions in which people carry out reproductive and sexual activity are pretty historically fluid, and have an often ambiguous relationship to ideas about justice.

Lavrov said he had "a lot of questions regarding very ambiguous and contradictory ideas coming from Washington".