Nevertheless, there are ambiguous gray areas in ideological discourses in South Korea where political discourses on diverse ideologies have not been developed under the authoritarian regimes.
And perhaps Chetwynd has a point: it's in the interest of studios to put out politically ambiguous films, because openly ideological films cut off access to a large portion of the potential audience.
The secretive, ambiguous Romney was desperate for ideological clarity, so he outsourced his political identity to Ryan, a numbers guy whose numbers don't add up.
The President has appointed hundreds of zealous, smart and passionate appointees who are reading ambiguous laws broadly to accomplish ideological objectives and they are doing so without seriously considering the cost to businesses and jobs.
The clash of ideas here between theology and science comes not at the level of the science itself, which, in this case, remains ambiguous and disputed, but at the level of the ideological packaging of scientific ideas.
Once the Americans left Iraq, and its Sunnis became embittered by the misrule of the Shia-dominated government, the jihadists swooped back in to take Mosul.The authors trace the ambiguous relationship between IS (or its precursors) and al-Qaeda, and examine key ideological texts (one is called "The Management of Savagery").
Ambiguous treaties have failed, says law professor Eric Posner, who calls for empirical standards to replace ideological motives.
To prefigure the future what we have called the ambiguous utopias will help us a bit, those rather dirty, gangling cities but vital, with a highly ideological life, sometimes libertarian, sometimes collectivist, as described by Le Guin and Callenbach, moderate societies, prefigurations of a possible decrease, with the economic and social handbrake on.
Qadhi's ambiguous relationship with the government reflects a quandary facing the Obama administration: whether to engage with Muslims across the ideological spectrum.
