Sentence examples for ambiguous incident from inspiring English sources

Renda later told the Times that a more ambiguous incident might have seemed "not real enough to stand for rape culture.

The crime itself was a foggy, ambiguous incident that involved psychedelic drugs; two boys testified against him, and, under pressure, Daniel confessed.

Obama himself arrives for a political fundraiser, and during the afterparty, an ambiguous incident in which a black youth steals an iPhone and a white driver knocks him off his bicycle becomes the sort of litmus test of racial attitudes that is all too familiar in today's America.

Arsène Wenger, Arsenal's coach, who sets himself up as a champion of fair play, was shamefully ambiguous about the incident on Wednesday.

Two days later a second attack was reported involving the Maddox and the destroyer C. Turner Joy, although the circumstances of the incident were ambiguous and, as presented in the film, what was believed to be an attack had probably been caused by "freak weather effects on radar".

But the administration left its position on the seriousness of the incidents deliberately ambiguous, administration and Pentagon officials said.

The reduced level of serious security incidents is ambiguous because the Taliban strategy has been to minimize direct fire fights, wait for the enemy to depart, and retake the land after the enemy leaves".

Like all good art, it is finally ambiguous but full of pregnant incident.

In his public comments on the punishment, Goodell has insisted that NFL did not have access to the elevator video until TMZ made it public and that Rice's own account of the incident had been "ambiguous".

Two reviews of cholesterol and dementia suggest that the evidence for a relationship between cholesterol and incident dementia is ambiguous (Kivipelto and Solomon 2006; Purnell et al. 2009).

Of the 11 suicides with a low risk-load on the suicide index, there was one shooting incident that was ambiguous as to whether it was an accident or a true suicide.