Sentence examples for an ambiguous one from inspiring English sources

Secondly, because I think I succeeded in what I was trying to do: take the traditional Bildungsroman a stage further, ending not with the young protagonist gazing Balzacianly down on the city where he is to seek and perhaps make his fortune, but continuing on until a kind of defeat (if an ambiguous one) is reached.

His position inside Russia's elite is an ambiguous one.

The episode offers a precedent for Trump, but an ambiguous one, given Nixon's fate.

"Ancestral Voices" is not a happy story, but rather an ambiguous one.

For the gifted women in that family, the legacy must have been an ambiguous one.

It represents a return to the idea that the most effective attack is often an ambiguous one.

In the aftermath of the 2008 war in Georgia, the world assumed that conflict was an ambiguous one-off, and we quickly returned to business as usual.

In the meantime, however, if he wins, Zardari will become chairman of the National Command Authority, which plays a role — a somewhat ambiguous one, in the current political circumstances — in Pakistan's nuclear chain of command.

In Ms. Sikander's work, as in that of Ms. Neshat, the veil has sometimes been a powerful symbol, but it has also been an inherently ambiguous one.

Is it a positive force, or a more ambiguous one?

We are talking about Gerry Adams although perhaps it would be closer to the truth to say that we are talking about "@GerryAdamsSF," the persona created by Adams through the medium of his consistently bewildering tweets, and whose relationship to the "real" Adams is a richly ambiguous one.