Sentence examples for exactly ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The ending of "Faust" is not exactly ambiguous.

But Mr Cameron's remarks were not exactly ambiguous - here they are in full: Speaking to journalists at the G7 summit at Schloss Elmau in Germany, Mr Cameron said: "Everyone in government has signed up to the programme set out in the Conservative manifesto.

But, based on exactly two ambiguous blogposts, Abdulazeez has been repeatedly called "a devout Muslim" and his shootings a terrorist act.

"We think it's very important to maintain stability and peace in the Middle East," he told reporters, but he left ambiguous exactly what China is committing to.

But the judgment leaves ambiguous exactly how much money is due in back payments.

It's ambiguous what, exactly, you do here, but everyone assumes it's important.

Syria has long left deliberately ambiguous what exactly it possesses in terms of chemical weapons, with government leaders only rarely discussing them.

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.

The resolution is somewhat ambiguous on exactly what counts as a violation, according to a new briefing paper by the Iran Project, a non-government group of former diplomats and experts led by former Ambassador William Luers.

B12, a company I profiled recently, is trying to build a unified infrastructure for handling exactly these sorts of ambiguous jobs.

The council's statement is also slightly ambiguous on what exactly should be accomplished by 2020.