Sentence examples for ambiguous mixture from inspiring English sources

Like Lautrec, they capture the ambiguous mixture of allure and distaste that such characters project.

The pinkish cream of his suit and the background are interrupted mainly by his vivid features, especially his half-closed, red-rimmed eyes, which suggest an ambiguous mixture of reverie, debauchery and grief.

It was only when Butterworth abandoned his grand plans that he ushered in the very elements he thought he'd abandoned: "Jerusalem" was widely taken as a commentary on English national identity, that ambiguous mixture of bravado, self-abasement, and sardonic pride in which pretending to be a shambles provides cover for keener movements.

Arriving at the Yasukuni Shrine in central Tokyo around 8 30 a.m., he followed the steps of a Shinto priest through the grounds, praying silently, and making a private donation of 30,000 yen, or about $230 ,in a ceremony that seemed a deliberately ambiguous mixture of the official and the personal.

The past is related to the future as in-itself to for-itself and as facticity to possibility, with the present, like "situation" in general, being an ambiguous mixture of both.

The phrase "don't think twice, it's all right" could be snarled, sung with resignation, or delivered with an ambiguous mixture of bitterness and regret.

Cells in milk were harvested from monotreme milk during the lactation period and are likely an ambiguous mixture of cells that could include skin cells, immune cells, exfoliated epithelial cells from ducts and mammary or sebaceous glands.

In 2009, at the Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII) conference, a session was held dedicated to emotion recognition from ambiguous samples (containing a mixture of emotions).