Sentence examples for ambiguous mix from inspiring English sources

Murdoch's own politics, at this stage, were a slightly unformed but usefully ambiguous mix, both pro-business and pro-trade union.

Artists' renderings of the project show couples happily strolling around the city dressed in an ambiguous mix of Islamic and Western styles.

Van Gogh and his contemporaries were still motivated by the same ambiguous mix of Christianity, compassion and honest observation that had drawn artists to the realities of poverty back in Caravaggio's day, but the world was changing fast.

Their proposals to address the budget deficit thus rely on a mix of ambiguous commitments to close unspecified loopholes and the fairly radical assumption that voters won't mind losing a big chunk of what the government does.

Other designers expressed that ambiguous couture thing by mixing day and evening wear (little sparkly tops with boyish trousers at Proenza Schouler) or by plumping coat sleeves in the 1950's manner of Balenciaga (at Gucci).

Her lyrics are interesting, too: fluid, ambiguous, hard to decipher, they mix up gangsta talk – "Some some some I murder" – with patois, London slang, silliness, personal observation.

The unique capacities of any neoplasm as a different and initially ambiguous 'self' within any typical ecological mix empower cancer to elude typical cellular boundaries and limitations.

After removal of reads containing ambiguous base calls, there were 5,349,115 (mixed-sex adult worms) and 4,273,194 (hepatic schistosomula) clean reads, which contained 1,193,825 and 1,135,641 unique clean reads, respectively.