Their flat, cartoonish aesthetic sharply contrasts their aggressive and ambiguous subject matter, creating an ambiguously violent viewing experience.
To be a black American, Ellison wrote, is a complicated and ambiguous matter.
Garbo fans hoped that the letters would finally reveal truths at the center of Garbo's mystery, particularly about the sensitive and ambiguous matter of her sexuality.
If the ambient exterior air is a shared common "owned" by everyone, ownership of indoor air is a far more ambiguous matter.
There is nothing to suggest these paintings were inspired by the writings of Sigmund Freud or that they were based on any mental images that occur in dreams, no fantasy worlds, religious mysticism or ambiguous subject matter.
Eakins left a record simultaneously provocative and ambiguous on matters of sex.
"I think all three of the wives represented here would be terrific First Ladies," he said — leaving slightly ambiguous the matter of whether he meant "represented" by his competitors, or in his own person.
A more strategic HRM role as far as the managerial authority in order to cope with HR-related challenges appeared to be ambiguous because the matters concerning, for instance, the 'internal vertical fit' between a HRD policy and HR training practices remained disconnected.
Larkin's will was, as Motion points out, ambiguous on this matter.
(My own religious tradition is ambiguous on the matter, though for some moral monsters, the burning pit might be just the place).
Both the 1982 original film, and the Director's Cut from 1991, were deliberately ambiguous on the matter, but director Ridley Scott has now finally revealed that his hero was indeed a replicant.
