Sentence examples for ambiguous relationships from inspiring English sources

Both candidates have ambiguous relationships with the tobacco industry.

They are free agents in a competitive arena marked by ambiguous relationships.

These ambiguous relationships between political attitudes, economic attitudes and actual economic behavior are complicated.

It's an all-star line-up of black women who had fiercely ambiguous relationships with the racial and gender tropes imposed on them.

"In the Middle" perfectly captures the intimate, prickly, ambiguous relationships of dancers who grow up together but must never forget that their friends are also their rivals.

Clark writes of "the chaotic intervention of monarchs, ambiguous relationships between civil and military, adversarial competition among key politicians in systems characterised by low levels of cabinet solidarity, compounded by the agitations of a critical mass press against a background of intermittent crisis and heightened tension over security issues".

The ambiguous relationship between mainland China and Taiwan clearly serves both sides.

Modern art has an ambiguous relationship with nature.

In theory, inequality has an ambiguous relationship with prosperity.

The Survivors Network has had a sometimes ambiguous relationship with the nation's bishops.

David Cameron had said parts of the group "have an ambiguous relationship with violent extremism".