Some ambiguous touching might be: hands brushing when you're walking together (could be on purpose, could be accidental), patting you on the back (this seems more a friends type touch), anything "guy-ish" (like fist-bumps, high fives, and the like).
The European Convention is a touch ambiguous.
There were sharp characterizations in supporting roles — Jacques Imbrailo, sensitive and a touch ambiguous as a Red Cross representative; Andrew Stenson, subtly expressive as the Japanese industrialist's translator — but Danielle de Niese found little substance in the central role of the diva.
Political, sociological and psychological, "Far... .. is an engrossing work of art, devoid of any explicit agenda, frequently ambiguous and often touching on the ineffable: a one-man show about the collective unconscious.
"In Dreams" — which I imagine would make more impact in a smaller theater — is distinctive, touching, and ambiguous.
Some touches were ambiguous, like the wildly swinging lamp, which emitted such a bright light that several audience members complained it hurt their eyes.
This is where the reality TV golden ratio comes into play, as the selected contestants also happen to be charismatic and extremely attractive with ambiguous sexual orientations and a touch of gentle stereotype fulfillment (i.e. breakdancers from the inner city), leaving room for a variety of PG-rated narratives as expressed in short video cuts between performances.
For example, an ambiguous user action such as touching the taps may have caused the system to incorrectly presume that the water had been turned on.
The book concludes on a fittingly ambiguous note — no trite happy ending but a touch of hope, in a gripping tale with important lessons for any young man.
