Sentence examples for ambiguous impression from inspiring English sources

But if only because they give a more ambiguous impression, the photographs are much more interesting than the final illustration.

The combination of homely antiques and medical equipment leaves an ambiguous impression.

At other times, he has used more ambiguous language, but the impression left on audiences can be similar.

As their title implies, the collages are visually ambiguous, alternating between the impression of flatness and three dimensions.

NS: There's - one gets the impression - an ambiguous nature to the relationship not just with President Mandela also Archbishop Tutu.

But although this sense of intuition leaves us with the feeling that our impressions of others are rough, ambiguous, and subjective, a growing body of evidence shows that our impressions of others can, in some cases, be fairly accurate.

The theory of interval type-2 fuzzy sets is useful and convenient for modeling impressions and quantifying the ambiguous nature of subjective judgments.

Interval-valued fuzzy sets are useful for modeling impressions and quantifying the ambiguous nature of subjective judgments in a convenient way.

Public opinion is ambiguous.

Effect is ambiguous.

The article at the top of Tuesday's front page said that on other occasions he used ambiguous language that could have left the wrong impression.