Sentence examples for enduring ambiguity from inspiring English sources
The vote declaring the existence of "legal peace" demonstrated an enduring ambiguity of the whole negotiation.
There is an enduring imprecision and ambiguity in the language and an increasing skepticism about IPW effectiveness [ 19, 37].
Never mind that Enduring Freedom presented its own troubling ambiguities: Is "enduring" supposed to be taken as an adjective, like long-lasting?
Phillips's insight into the ambiguity of Houdini's performances helps to explain his enduring fame: he still tantalizes us so pleasurably because he performed a flummoxing riddle, a "magic of no-progress".
But the program's enduring success resulted largely from the psychological drama and tense situations that were resolved with moral ambiguity rather than with a showdown at high noon.
Mackenzie doesn't pretend that filmed reality is all the reality there is; his images and his soundtrack suggest inner depths that, far from the pseudo-universal neutrality of Reichardt's characters, offer ambiguities and complexities that avoid all message-mongering, and endow the film with the enduring mysteries of art.
As Larkin's introduction emphasises, the ambiguity of the Jesuitical Des Grieux means that this love is far from innocent, and an enduring puzzle.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
