Sentence examples for as ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Yet he is as ambiguous as ever.

And the islands' geography is as ambiguous as their history.

In many ways, the situation of Iranian Kurds is as ambiguous as their poetry meetings.

The conclusion was going to be as ambiguous as the ending of the series itself.

But it was never didactic, remaining as ambiguous as Britten's sliding, diaphanous music, conducted by Leo Hussain.

Likes, in many ways, are as ambiguous as an old-school Facebook Poke.

However, that second-place honor may be as ambiguous as the concept of gender.

Listening to Modeselektor and Thom Yorke's collaboration "This," the lyrics are as ambiguous as the title.

Ambivalence doesn't excite the public, and the truth is not as ambiguous as some would have us believe.

Describing consciousness as ambiguous, Beauvoir identifies our ambiguity with the idea of failure.

For heterozygotes, SNPs were coded as ambiguous data using standard IUPAC nucleotide ambiguity codes.