Sentence examples for elements of ambiguity from inspiring English sources

If there are elements of ambiguity when people see it, I have to accept that".

"To do anything at all is to invite an element of ambiguity.

Suddenly there's a little drama, a question mark, an element of ambiguity.

And it is this persistent element of ambiguity that makes Deitch's curatorial gesture most interesting.

Nonetheless, the administration injected an element of ambiguity into its policy in 1996 when it learned that Libya was building an underground chemical installation.

Because of the element of ambiguity in your films, which is always present, the ways in which people see your films very differently is interesting.

Certainly the theatricality of what Armfield and his designer Robert Cousins have done, sometimes on a virtually bare stage with just a giant mirror to provide an element of ambiguity, is often striking.

There is even an element of ambiguity in the title for Italian speakers, given the existence of the art movement of the 1920s and 1930s called, "il novecento italiano," or simply "il novecento".

As Wood points out, prophecies are neither true nor false until they have been confirmed or otherwise, and even then it is a matter of interpretation as to what the oracle meant in the first place, since the most straightforwardly stated prophecy always carries a strong element of ambiguity.

Similar features can be seen in many strike-slip basins, and they often introduce an element of ambiguity into the tectonic setting of these basins (Ingersoll and Busby 1995).

It seems like there is an element of ambiguity with Kylie, who is part of the military industrial complex.