Sentence examples for ambiguous space from inspiring English sources

HE KIDNAPPING-AND-ransom-insurance industry thrives in a morally ambiguous space.

The gumwood's fine grain is "great for reflections," she said, while walnut burl works better "for ambiguous space".

Like much of what Mr. Mason does, the album appears to exist in an ambiguous space between irony and sincerity.

Mr. Orient uses water, specifically the ambiguous space beneath its surface, as the vehicle for transporting the viewer into a world of sensuous pleasure.

"It is a fabulously ambiguous space," says Wentworth, standing in the soaring entrance where Stanton Williams' new college studio building meets the old Victorian granary.

Just as Eliasson reflects Foer's deconstructed text with the disorienting effects of his design, much of McGregor's choreography hovers within a strangely ambiguous space.

The paintings are abstract fields of ambiguous spaces.

Mr. Coster and his landlord are at the sort of standoff where most hallway disputes seem to end up: ambiguous conclusions for ambiguous spaces.

It is all to do with how Goya's subjects inhabit their clothes and the sometimes ambiguous spaces in which we find them.

But "no man's lands" – or at least ambiguous spaces, where boundaries take odd turns and sovereignty gets scrambled – are real and exist among us every day.

Grey areas, margins of error, middle ground - these ambiguous spaces are enemy territory to a discipline that demands precision and certainty.