Sentence examples for equally ambiguous from inspiring English sources

In diagnosing the ambiguity, Albert recognises that (S) implies a simpler, equally ambiguous sentence, which we might formulate as follows: (SP) Socrates did not twice see Plato.

The concept of "raising children Jewish" is equally ambiguous.

Metro Man (the voice of Brad Pitt) is equally ambiguous.

Fuller's impact as a social theorist is equally ambiguous.

In person, McBurney cuts an equally ambiguous figure.

For the same reason it is equally ambiguous whether the Court of Appeal addressed the issue.

The reference to the romanticized past of the 20th-century Space Age is as quintessentially American as the team letter jacket of the young woman depicted in the 2016 "Varsity Girl". And equally as ambiguous.

In the same way "the big society", "back to basics" and "family values" are examples of equally vacuous, ambiguous phrases.

There are other stories, equally disturbing and ambiguous, that link Mr. Ophuls's work with the spiritual legacy of his father.

But it is equally important that ambiguous or obscure adjudications by state courts do not stand as barriers to a determination by this court of the validity under the federal constitution of state action.

Ms. Rovner's basic visual unit is by now a nearly universal sign for human suffering and alienation: a blurred and grainy photographic image, many times removed from its original, isolated on an equally grainy and ambiguous field and enhanced by the silhouetting effects of a single tint.