Sentence examples for ambiguous roles from inspiring English sources

In them, the twin towers are turned into identical sisters and play ambiguous roles in a morality tale about commerce and greed.

The TF1 film critic wrote that Tautou had evolved by seeking "more ambiguous roles than she had been used to", adding: "We hope her performance will be noticed by the profession that could perhaps give her a César.

Particularly for more mature startups, an infrastructure to support personal development can make it significantly easier to bring new employees into ambiguous roles and have them succeed.

Transglutaminase 2 features in both confirmed and some still ambiguous roles within pathological conditions, raising interest in developing inhibitors and imaging probes which target this enzyme.

4. Presumed Innocent (1990) Harrison Ford shines in one of his few morally ambiguous roles as Rusty Sabitch, a Deputy D.A. who finds himself a murder suspect when his former mistress (Greta Scacchi) is found bludgeoned to death.

PARP enzymes play ambiguous roles in cellular physiology.

The Occupation forced nearly everybody in France into a morally ambiguous role, so the moral ambiguity of Mitterrand's own experience, even if it was less truly ambiguous than just duplicitous, seemed only to echo his country's... Tells about his two families & his reputation as a lady's man... Tells how the French may think that their modern era ended with Mitterrand's death..

The Occupation forced nearly everybody in France into a morally ambiguous role, so the moral ambiguity of Mitterrand's own experience, even if it was less truly ambiguous than just duplicitous, seemed only to echo his country's... Tells about his two families & his reputation as a lady's man... Tells how the French may think that their modern era ended with Mitterrand's death.

His game-by-game numbers have reflected his ambiguous role.

Some say their ambiguous role in Iraq now makes combat more difficult.

(The familiar theme of Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony plays a prominent, ambiguous role).