Sentence examples for conscious ambiguity from inspiring English sources
"I think a literary translation will capture some of what has been lost in Freud: an unconscious and a conscious ambiguity in the writing, and an interest in sentences, in the fact that language is evocative as well as informative," Mr. Phillips observes.
That assumption shares the usual multiple ambiguity of "conscious".
He lived and worked in that precise moment between the collapse of the classical cinema (which Demy worshiped in its most abstract and elevated form, the Hollywood musical) and the birth of modern cinema, with its conscious manipulation of archetypes and ambiguities.
Cruelty reveals us to each other in the particularities and ambiguities of our conscious and fleshed existence.
The questions are left hanging in the air, but we are left intensely conscious of them - of the ambiguity, so to put it, that hangs over all beauty, all desire.
Ms. Kidd conveys mounting terror capably, but with their stilted formality and self-conscious intensity, Ms. Collins and Mr. Meo erase the ambiguity between innocence and malevolence.
In much the same way Mr. Henze has stayed conscious of what he owes to the great German tradition but has altered it, streaking it with lightness, ambiguity and a smile.
For all their recurrent ambiguity, in sequence they brilliantly duplicate the willfulness and self-spite of the drinker's impulse, with its addictive trips back to what seems like conscious choice but is not to be trusted.
Not much ambiguity there.
