Sentence examples for best ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Mulholland's legacy, then, is at best, ambiguous.

Initially, the attitude of the Senate was at best ambiguous.

Conant, who has studied the fragmentary declassified files, suggests the verdict is, at best, ambiguous.

Her position is at best ambiguous; early in her career she embraced such ideas.

Yet the political response has been at best ambiguous and indecisive.

In the funhouse mirror of Scalia's opinion, the text is what's "clear," and actual practice is "at best ambiguous".

But this is, of course, Bowie at his best – bringing ambiguous art power into the pop mainstream.

Harrington's culture-of-poverty thesis was at best an ambiguous impediment to understanding — in later books, he made no use of the term.

As I said then, Jana had a case — the by-law did indeed appear to apply only in those cases and at best was ambiguous, a result which would lead the Delaware court to rule against CNet.

Despite that bipartisan majority, the outcome at best sent ambiguous signals about whether the White House and Congress could reach an agreement, given the political pain behind the tax and spending decisions that are required.

When you own Van Gogh's Sunflowers you own the unique thing (even if it is fading a lot faster than some cheap copies), but a copy of the Folio is just one instance of something that was mass-produced in the first place, and which has at best an ambiguous relationship to any imagined unique holograph.