Sentence examples for ambiguous of from inspiring English sources
The saxophone is the most ambiguous of instruments.
Perhaps the most ambiguous of this crew is charming Barry Lyndon.
The problem of overlapping and/or ambiguous of the feature domains is addressed.
Damp-walled, claustrophobic and ambiguous of purpose, these lend themselves perfectly to the sinister masque that is Underground.
But Esther Vilar's two-handed play strikes me as a rigged moral debate that never takes us to the heart of the most ambiguous of Hitler's ministers.
Ritual practices and oral narratives simultaneously connect native peoples to a world that is pragmatic and problematic, meaningful and ambiguous, of ultimate concern and felt beauty.
Basically, they have a kind of ambiguous definition of the near neutral theory, and there are several points about it.
This is so that alternative interpretations of ambiguous segments of the recordings can be facilitated.
Soon, the picture turns to that of the "heavy hemlocks" and the memory of an ambiguous cry of peacocks.
When she sings "Who run the world -- girls!" the girls she speaks of are an amorphous, ever-changing group, racially-ambiguous, of no specific social class. .
