Sentence examples for ambiguous statement from inspiring English sources

"ambiguous statement" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a statement or phrase that has more than one possible interpretation, creating confusion or uncertainty about its intended meaning. Example: The politician's speech was full of ambiguous statements, leaving the audience unsure of his true intentions.

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I think it was an intentionally ambiguous statement.

The e-bike is "an ambiguous statement," Mr. Benjamin said.

The ambiguous statement did not exactly exonerate Johnson.

"The only facts are that there is an ambiguous statement from ETA".

An ambiguous statement by Cardinal Sergio Sebastiani had suggested that the Pope did receive a salary.

In this, a country at war, I didn't ask after the ambiguous statement.

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The Luxembourg-based company is coming out with ambiguous statements.

Q.: The president of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, has issued some rather ambiguous statements on AIDS.

Presumably, it was ambiguous statements like this one: "We have a very hostile judge.

Iran also has faced a steady flow of ambiguous statements from Israel, which regards Iran as its most dangerous enemy, about the possibility of a military strike.

Mr. Doré has given ambiguous statements about running for president, and some worry that he will be reluctant to hold elections in which he is not a candidate.

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