Sentence examples for ambiguous person from inspiring English sources

He's a fascinating, ambiguous person that has been, in my opinion, falsely demonised".

MICHAEL JACKSON, a racially ambiguous person if ever there were one, sang, "It doesn't matter if you're black or white".

"What I wanted to do was not only to portray an extraordinarily ambiguous person," Mr. Schroeder said in a telephone interview from Tokyo, where is making a new movie, "but also to tell the story of blind terrorism which started in Algeria and is with us now and unfortunately will stay for a few more years".

I think the key thing, regardless of what happened, is that he's a deeply ambiguous person.

The term "whistle-blower" has always been ambiguous; one person's whistle-blower is another's grandstanding gadfly.

But here's where I'm coming from: I'm a woman of color, an ethnically ambiguous, brownish person.

If actions of the caregiver are ambiguous, the person with dementia might show signs of physical responses (e.g., grabbing, holding, or gripping the chair) [ 5].

In the case of an "ambiguous" third person, writers tend to commit to using a generic male "he", gender neutral "he/she" or plural "they" to explain themselves.

That last phrase is ambiguous: "the one person I deserve protection from".

Dollar is every bit as morally ambiguous a first-person narrator as anything found in Chandler or Hammett, and his quest for the truth uncovers lies and deception, in heaven and hell, that propel the headlong plot towards a fascinating conclusion.

Where the English word 'get' (in getting food and drink) is ambiguous about whether persons take care of food/drink himself or receives it, there is no such word in Dutch.