Hmm, I thought worthily, truly the world is a morally ambiguous place.
Kerry Oliver-Smith, who organized the exhibition, has written that the swamp "is an ambiguous place" where "boundaries between life and death, between inside and outside, are not clear".
"But just when you expect the film to turn into a predictable, rose-colored valentine to opportunity and hope, it goes to a deeper, more ambiguous place.
With that description, Mr. Maadi, 53, seemed to capture the ambiguous place he and his party find themselves in today, winning one battle only to risk losing another.
The island he is speaking of is both the ambiguous place where he has been marooned for years and the stage itself.
Some of the most interesting pages in "Iron Fists" explore the ambiguous place of avant-garde art in rigidly designed societies.
All are drawn from her imagination, hovering uncertainly in an ambiguous place and time, inviting narratives to be projected upon them.
The monumental rendering of such a flimsy, ephemeral structure stands in poignant contrast to another refugee encampment on show, which occupies an ambiguous place in Venice's Giardini between the national pavilions and the central pavilion.
3. "The World" (2005, Jia Zhangke): The best new non-American director of the last twenty years, here revealing, at great risk, China's, and his own, painfully ambiguous place in the world.
