In June 2011, senior producer Arnar Gylfason delivered an ambiguous statement, comparing the pixelated monocles to $1000 jeans and questioning whether people should buy clothes in real life at all.
His method has been to paste images and words that grab attention but then, unlike advertising and propaganda, deliver contradictory, ambiguous and vaguely menacing messages.
Instead, she delivered a perfectly ambiguous statement, emphasizing her own identity while deëmphasizing Scott's: It is very important to me, as a minority female, that Congressman Scott earned this seat.
The phrase "don't think twice, it's all right" could be snarled, sung with resignation, or delivered with an ambiguous mixture of bitterness and regret.
The composition starts softly and builds with a repeated "ambiguous" question delivered by an offstage trumpet solo, answered by other instruments.
Jack is quieter, more measured, nodding through his younger brother's flightier declamations and often delivering, afterwards, an ambiguous "mm".
Mr. Hancock, however, remains a fine director of actors, and Ms. Esterman, a gifted stage actress making a rare film appearance, delivers an eerily ambiguous performance, part lovable eccentric and part Hannibal Lecter.
As demonstrated by more than a dozen teams across the N.F.L., players of all races locking arms while standing (or stand-kneeling) during the anthem delivers a powerfully ambiguous message: it signals that institutional racism in America is a devastating reality, but it also suggests that maybe it's already fixed?
(P07, Male, FY2) Some mentioned that investigating patients was a more appealing option, used to minimise time spent talking to patients and to avoid having to construct and deliver explanations for ambiguous symptoms.
The issues of trust, flowing from the Iraq war, the reverses in policy on student fees and taxation, have delivered to the Prime Minister an ambiguous and unconvincing mandate.
