Sentence examples for ambiguous line from inspiring English sources
It's an ambiguous line — souvenirs are worthless, or souvenirs are like madeleines, each a portal into the past.
So perhaps he was inadvertently right to stop writing his poem at this evocative, ambiguous line: "Yes, some time is over, but some time is yet to come".
During a presentation on Tuesday at which he was expected to reveal his latest bearish thesis, Mr. Einhorn, a hedge fund manager, introduced a discussion of General Motors with an ambiguous line.
This could be the song's most ambiguous line of all.
Others might be reminded of Baudelaire's ambiguous line, "perfumes as fresh as children's flesh".
LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN once used an ambiguous line-drawing to show how perceptions are informed by prejudices and circumstance: the drawing looks like a rabbit to some people and a duck to others, but never both at the same time.
In this sense, the most layered and ambiguous lines in Jacobs-Jenkins's script are the ones originally written by Boucicault.
Any company that was organized this way -- with overlapping divisions, ambiguous lines of authority and no cohesive strategy -- would go out of business.
Lawrence told MTV recently that she was a fan of Collins's books even before she was involved with the movie, and in a Vanity Fair interview she described Katniss along the same dangerous, ambiguous lines as Roiphe: "Katniss is an incredible character: she's a hunter but not a killer, a 16-year-old who's being forced into the arena.
You noticed that?" Iliadis gives me his ambiguous lines.
