Sentence examples for ambiguous suggestions from inspiring English sources

As the cognitive psychologist Chris Frith writes: "What I perceive are not the rough, ambiguous suggestions that reach my eyes, ears and fingers from the outside world.

The first officer knew this was a mistake, but only offered a mild and ambiguous suggestion: "The weather radar has helped us a lot, I think".

Justice Scalia called this concluding part of the majority opinion "a bizarre coda" setting forth "a deliberately ambiguous set of suggestions on how to modify the injunction".

Naturally, the sex-negative, authoritarian modern feminist movement gasps in shock at the suggestion that consensually ambiguous encounters might be thrilling for both parties.

In a news conference, Mr. Bush disputed a suggestion that White House officials had been ambiguous about when he learned about the destruction of the tapes.

Another suggestion would be to remove the ambiguous comparison that "validation is the hardest nut to crack" while also saying "the variability problem" is most important.

Calculation from the power spectra is less ambiguous, thus we especially thank the reviewers for this excellent suggestion.

The Refusal of Time is full of suggestions of ideas, thoughts and theories, but its exact meaning remains ambiguous.

But it also aims for complex-and-important-art status, with suggestions of the "post-human," of "opacity," of the object's "curiously ambiguous execution," ending with the literal assertion that it's "a unique and precious sculpture".

Ambiguous terms are properly disambiguated and the deriving disambiguations are prioritized within the list of the provided suggestions.

"While we are pleased that some of the suggestions incorporated improve the legislation, the unfortunate fact is that the draft legislation remains dangerously ambiguous with respect to encryption and security".