Others are best described as ambiguous: "What exactly do you think is involved in blaming someone?" is one for candidates for philosophy, politics and economics.
His other contribution to the album, "Think for Yourself", features what Everett described as "ambiguous tonal coloring", utilising chromaticism in G major with a "strange" mixture of the Dorian mode and the minor pentatonic; he called it a "tour de force of altered scale degrees".
On the other hand, volunteers found it stressful when the tasks to be undertaken were not clearly established, and when this was the case, the role was described as ambiguous.
His poetry, which has been described as intentionally ambiguous, emerged in a stark postwar period of re-evaluation at all levels of French society, art included.
Because 'alienation' denotes different ideas, and uncertainties about the meaning of the word and concept easily arise, it has been described as an ambiguous concept [8].
The lowest rung on the communicative ladder may be described as "infrequent," "ambiguous," and "isolated," making people feel disconnected and unhappy.
Reciprocal influences of the two hormones on the expression of their metabolism genes have been observed before; however, the regulation of brassinosteroid metabolism genes by cytokinin was described as being ambiguous and not allowing a clear prediction whether this results in an enhanced or decreased brassinosteroid level [ 145].
The officials compared the intercepted messages, which they described as cryptic and ambiguous, with the pattern of those picked up last spring and early summer, when Qaeda operatives were also overheard talking about a big operation.
Describing consciousness as ambiguous, Beauvoir identifies our ambiguity with the idea of failure.
His character is often described as bisexual, although Bobby is far more ambiguous, the film more delicate in its portrayals.
Since the name of the sandwich is so ambiguous, it's further described as "Hot pastrami on a pretzel roll".
