Sentence examples for are a bit ambiguous from inspiring English sources
Now to the economics, which are a bit ambiguous.
As for his political ideology, things are a bit ambiguous.
"They're a bit ambiguous and hard to identify," he said.
(Mattson's role is a bit ambiguous; in the book's acknowledgments, Alterman credits him with providing "raw material").
But if Jaime's role is a bit ambiguous, so is that of certain of his hostages — not to mention all the men outside, armed to the teeth and about to storm the school.
Thus far, we've learned that some of the language we used was a bit ambiguous, e.g. having 'Talk to Us' as an option on the first page might need to be changed to 'Contact us' or something similar.
"It's been 86 days and they never announced a charge and then just out of the blue there is this charge of propaganda – it's a bit ambiguous – what does it mean?
It's also quite good at games where you want to be a bit ambiguous about the space you are in, or experiment with players' relationship with the environment or with characters.
"I never considered that you would violate the Hatch Act unless you went ahead and hired somebody or made a decision to run," Mr. Giuliani said on Friday, though he said the law was a bit ambiguous.
