Sentence examples for big ambiguity from inspiring English sources

"Here we hit a big ambiguity at the heart of the legislation: who governs during the next 14 days?

The biggest ambiguity, which underlay many disruptions, was the pope's relationship to the council.

The biggest ambiguity comes when the video shifts to the beach.

As expressed by one participant in regards to using the opt-out approach, "It depends, and this is actually one of the biggest ambiguities in the recommendations.

2. No troubling ambiguities exist.

But within this bigger picture of ambiguity there are some identifiable and contradictory trends.

It discusses two methods of packing bytes into 16-bit memory words: little endian and big endian, and the ambiguity of the big endian versus little endian.

The work's ambiguity is a big part of its charm.

I understand that going from a lifetime of clear rules that can be spelled out with country songs to a new world of ambiguity is a big deal.

Dartmouth continued to be known by its nickname of "The Big Green," but, citing the ambiguity, lack of dynamism, and intangibility of having no mascot, the Dartmouth Student Assembly proposed a student poll in spring 2003 to decide upon a new mascot.

Fergus' coworker Dutch (Le Nevez) is a former mainland cop who has brought the moral ambiguities of the big city back to the small town.