Sentence examples for completely ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The book's setting is completely ambiguous.

This seemingly straightforward photo turns out to be completely ambiguous about gender and sexual identity.

"The result is that you end up with a completely ambiguous light source that by chance or not is such that your visual system doesn't know what the hell to make of it," said Conway.

The final assemblagelike composition of perpendicular elements of wood and metal is completely ambiguous in terms of its actual size, weight, function, orientation and vintage, although it resembles one of Irving Penn's elegant, white-ground images.

If God bears no likeness to the created order, and if terms like wise, powerful, or lives are completely ambiguous when applied to God and us, the conception of divinity we are left with is too thin for the average worshipper to appreciate.

They're completely ambiguous.

I'm going to be completely, utterly ambiguous".

The report stated that "it should be pointed out in a completely non-ambiguous way that the use of live fire, including live fire by snipers, is not a means of dispersing large crowds by police".

Several problems of gameplay are left woefully ambiguous or completely untouched in Linnaeus' notes, and some translations are problematic.

This is more than strategically ambiguous: it is completely opaque.

Everything would be a part of the same whole, and the border between, for example, work and leisure and private and public would become increasingly ambiguous or dissolve completely [24] as in McLuhan's global village view.