Sentence examples for deliberate ambiguity from inspiring English sources

This leaves Mr Hollande ruling in deliberate ambiguity.

On Tuesday night negotiators agreed to budget language that is shameless in its deliberate ambiguity.

Observers of international negotiations will find this a perfect example of deliberate ambiguity, sufficient to keep struggling negotiations on course.

Perhaps the solution lay in deliberate ambiguity, or simply pretending that America did not know what Israel was up to.

But if he is maintaining maximum flexibility with deliberate ambiguity, the conflicting emphasis has left many wondering just what will happen next summer.

The show's deliberate ambiguity has fans debating on chat boards whether "Continuum" is a pro-business, right-wing series or the opposite.

But Mr. Ottman doesn't have the firm grasp of tone necessary to make his deliberate ambiguities seem other than simple confusion, nor the sense of humor necessary to turn the deliberate cliches into effective satire.

Though he conceded that Arab leaders saw his creation, Israel's secret Dimona plant in the Negev Desert, as "a worrisome fuzzy deterrent", Peres the politician enjoyed creating such deliberate ambiguities.

There is more than one way not to tell the truth: half-truths, omissions and deliberate ambiguities can be just as effective as crude lies if the mission is to mislead.

But she also concedes that her "personal code of ethics" permits "not telling the whole truth," and gives several examples of how she used half-truths and deliberate ambiguities to achieve her objectives.

But while Mr Blair knows well enough that securing a "Yes" from a predominantly Eurosceptical electorate will not be easy, he may still be underestimating the difficulties that lie ahead.The prime minister's biggest quandary is how to make an upbeat case for a turgidly written document of 333 pages that is riddled with deliberate ambiguities.