Sentence examples for ambiguous thought from inspiring English sources

Another student, who said he was a great fan of the 1905-14 Liberal government, asked: "What is Liberalism now?" "Other people are responsible for answering that question these days," said Alexander, but before he posed for the class photo he offered one ambiguous thought: "Slipping back into a soggier position is a mistake".

There can be many false positives because the data are ambiguous and much thought often has to go into deducing the most probable gene structure based on the evidence available.

Proponents of the first view have claimed that language is ambiguous in ways that thought presumably is not.

George W. Bush's intentional ambiguity about whether he's being intentionally ambiguous represents a subtlety of thought I hadn't expected from him.

Delivered in a hushed tone, the song's ambiguous lyrics depict the thoughts of an "isolated soul" before, after and during an evening at a bar.

However, my thoughts are ambiguous since I have just said that when I am unsure about the functional limitations, that is just the information I need from the orthopedic surgeon"(OP3).

For some reason, I find that thought provoking, perfectly ambiguous, and absolutely exciting.

But then, can someone in, say, Boston, "pouring sweet maple syrup over sizzling bacon" understand "from such ambiguous sentences how deformed the thoughts and actions of someone can become who for years has used their mother tongue for hiding thoughts rather than for expressing them?" he asked.

This Cartesian use of the term 'idea' was ambiguous, since it referred to thoughts in the mind and the brain-states that accompany them.

As I've said in the past, the reason these books are so beloved is because they take us not just into a dense and morally ambiguous saga, but inside the thoughts, fears, desires and choices of a range of interesting characters we come to care about deeply.

This experience was characterised by a complexity of ambiguous, interrelating and conflicting feelings, thoughts and actions as individuals tried to cope with tensions between internally and externally experienced worlds.