Sentence examples for doubt ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The Missa Solemnis is an enigma: a sparkling expression of faith that is at the same time riven with doubt, ambiguity and darkness.

Words give us the opportunity to express doubt, ambiguity, the finer gradations of thought, of course, but they can also act as multipliers of misunderstanding, as blunt weapons for banishing dissent, as vehicles for forked-tongue political rhetoric.

Doubt and ambiguity aren't concepts he understands.

Mr. Yoo exhibited no doubt or ambiguity in dismissing the premise of the question.

By contrast "This Progress" was awkward, rambling, indeterminate, peppered with doubt and ambiguity.

This capacity for doubt, questioning, ambiguity, is an embodiment of enlightenment values.

They don't want to because the whole point of the deal is doubt and ambiguity.

The agency said this had "created an atmosphere of doubt and ambiguity for success of the Moscow talks".

As an antidote to the smug feedback loop that constitutes our current politics, he offered poetry that encourages "hesitation, doubt and ambiguity".

But there's no doubt or ambiguity about what needs to be done, nor that, if it is done, it will work.

There's no doubt or ambiguity about what needs to be done, nor that, if it is done, it will work.