Sentence examples for an ambiguous explanation from inspiring English sources

It was that tight, although how much of this was understood by the crowd, informed of the possibilities only by an ambiguous explanation on their scorecards, is uncertain.

The physician needs to know that both the mathematical and the ambiguous explanation of "statistical risk" are affected by the individual's experiences with ambiguity.

Seven years after The Sopranos finished, the perennial question 'Did Tony live or die at the end?' has resurfaced due to an interview in which creator David Chase appeared to declare that the mob boss did live on, but fortunately he has since added some wonderfully ambiguous explanation of the final scene.

So far, hydrochory and zoochory gave us ambiguous explanation for the fruit shell's function.

Further, some respondents who lived in the U.S. 15 years or more and who preferred to complete the interview in Spanish were also unfamiliar with the term 'Anglo' and provided ambiguous explanations when asked to define it.

That is an ambiguous claim.

It was an ambiguous situation.

It's an ambiguous achievement.

It's an ambiguous line.

He wears an ambiguous smile.

'Naturalist' is an ambiguous word.