Sentence examples for clearly ambiguous from inspiring English sources

He told Chilcot that Chirac's words were "clearly ambiguous".

However, Lord Justice Leveson said a transcript of a phone call between Edmondson and Mitchell about the story the paper was planning was "most clearly ambiguous".

Block's threefold division of phenomenal, access, and reflexive (or monitoring) consciousness need not be taken to reflect clear and coherent distinctions already contained in our pre-theoretical use of the term 'conscious.' Block himself seems to think that (on the contrary) our initial, ordinary use of 'conscious' involves a 'mongrel' concept, too confused even to count as clearly ambiguous.

Just presenting a finding as "significant" is clearly ambiguous.

The patient's sex, on the other hand, was clearly ambiguous and the precise diagnosis remains unclear.

We were not surprised that there was this sudden influx of calls, as we felt that this advisory was clearly ambiguous and it was understandable that the media may have misinterpreted some of the intended message.

Current methods of monitoring NOS activity in symbiotic dinoflagellates clearly produce ambiguous results and alternative approaches are required to resolve the putative role of this enzyme in algae.

This study has pointed out clearly the ambiguous government policies in the field of health care financing.

Thomas Cook's annoucement doesn't even answer that question clearly, preferring the ambiguous "stepping down".

Suggesting a well-known image of Marlene Dietrich in a tuxedo, it is evidence of the cool, clearly competitive, sexually ambiguous persona Ms. Genzken often presents.

This clearly disproves the ambiguous idea that G6PD deficiency appeared in Germany by mating of Roman soldiers and German women.