Ramadan writes that his most distinguished defender, the philosopher Charles Taylor, exonerates him from the charge of "doublespeak," arguing, as Ramadan puts it, that his "discourse is clear between two highly ambiguous universes of reference".
A Red Dead sequel would, however, benefit from a more ambiguous moral universe, with a cast that extends beyond bandits, rustlers and nihilistic gunfighters.
That's how life is: It's a string of mundane tasks littered with a few Large Events, and most of us learn that the big questions we ask of the universe usually have ambiguous answers.
But the term "origin" is fatally ambiguous between ascertainable physical causes and the ultimate condition of existence of the universe.
A moral universe of stark blacks and whites became colorized, ambiguous and, for young George, disorienting.
The question of whether the universe was created or had existed from eternity had been treated by Maimonides in an ambiguous manner; scholars still disagree over whether Maimonides ultimately upheld an Aristotelian, Platonic, or scriptural doctrine of creation.
In the most complexly organized poems, the significance of the states of mind or feelings is ambiguous, but Crane's poems tend to affirm certain elemental attitudes, beliefs, opinions and stances toward God, man and the universe.
But in the design universe, where the usefulness of an object takes priority over the elation of the spirit, beauty has a somewhat more ambiguous value.
