The phrase "ambiguous sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a meaning or interpretation that is unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The author's use of the term created an ambiguous sense that left readers questioning the true intent behind the message."
Alternatives: "unclear meaning" or "vague interpretation".
I am unhappy with their scale and ambiguous sense of place, and I am more aware of being in a field than of the sculpture.
Pappano kept a tight grip on the opening movement of the Tchaikovsky, bringing out the piece's ambiguous sense of menace by not pressing forward too soon.
He said that under President Clinton, the armed forces were suffering from an ambiguous sense of mission, inadequate resources and low morale.
Indeed, the day's testimony from 10 witnesses, including 6 soldiers who had served alongside Private Chen, created a somewhat ambiguous sense of Private Chen's disposition during his final weeks and of his relationship with Sergeant Holcomb.
In that, it stands as a case study of the tumult across the Arab world, where political repression has intersected with economic frustration and a more ambiguous sense of humiliation to unleash some of the greatest changes in the region in a generation.
The opening of Wagner's music drama Tristan und Isolde, famous for its ambiguous sense of tonality, is an augmented sixth chord that resolves by way of a second dissonance to the dominant seventh chord of the key of A. This sequence is repeated at a higher pitch, here resolving to the dominant seventh chord of the key of C.
Dual allegiance was first and foremost a political problem, but that problem also worked itself out in shifting and ambiguous senses of cultural (or national) identities and in writing.
A conflicting name is ambiguous when the sense inventory includes the name as an abbreviation with multiple senses.
This will result in ambiguous translation of sense codons as stop codons.
Her statements were vague, ambiguous and made no sense.
"There's a wonderful romantic sense of ambiguous emotion to it, and it really looks like Jennifer Woodward".
