Sentence examples for are deliberately ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The furnishings in those rooms are deliberately ambiguous.

The headstone does not denote any specific details of the death except for its date, and even then only if it is known, and are deliberately ambiguous about the cause of death.

It is deliberately ambiguous.

The image is deliberately ambiguous.

So the 'we' in the title is deliberately ambiguous.

Ms. Le Pen, meanwhile, accused Mr. Copé of being deliberately ambiguous in his stance toward her party.

On being asked about it later, Father Nalieth said he had been deliberately ambiguous.

It's hard to believe that this cartoon was not created to be deliberately ambiguous.

ODN's title is deliberately ambiguous; the "nation" could be the UK or Scotland.

Mr. Duisenberg was deliberately ambiguous and left himself ample maneuvering room for a shift in emphasis.

Hague added: "This country has been deliberately ambiguous over the precise circumstances of use".