Sentence examples for ambiguous ways from inspiring English sources

More recently, though, punk bands have found more ambiguous ways to exploit pop-star imagery.

More recently, the rise of the Internet has changed the profile of Esperanto, albeit in ambiguous ways.

This linguistic "swarm" was taught to the narrator by his father, who used it to exercise power over his sons in sinister and ambiguous ways.

Narrative threads and character arcs tie seasons together, but within each hourlong episode multiple crimes come together, often in morally ambiguous ways.

Things improved on Saturday in "Present/s 2," with Mr. Ratmansky's "Souvenir" showing his brilliance at evoking narrative associations in subtle, ambiguous ways.

This linguistic "swarm" was taught to the narrator and his brothers by their father, who used it to exercise power over his sons in sinister and ambiguous ways.

There is elegance in the less ambiguous way.

The story purposely portrayed the protagonist in an ambiguous way.

Yet the women having the affair are presented in a nonthreatening ambiguous way.

The surprise ending isn't a total surprise, but it is satisfying in a morally ambiguous way.

The mist in the back longtang is melancholic in an ambiguous way — it unaccountably hastens people along.