Sentence examples for extremely ambiguous from inspiring English sources

That is, a written character would be extremely ambiguous.

Fluid strokes of bright paint vividly suggested the colour and texture of her own ageing skin, although the personas that she adopted were often extremely ambiguous.

However, the writing system would then have been extremely ambiguous, with one character representing a dozen or more unrelated words as a consequence of the extreme homophony of the Chinese language.

The older cellular structure of housing, evident in the tangle of courts and alleys in the old city centres, often with cellar habitations as well, resulted in the distinction between public and private taking extremely ambiguous form.

Most sales associates I asked replied with an extremely ambiguous "We're all Maxfield today".

Some philosophers employ the language of "moral considerability" but this term is extremely ambiguous.

It is highly ambiguous.

Anyway, here are Patrice and Jade, discussing the ideas and inspirations behind the game... Patrice Desilets, Creative Director The setting for Assassin's Creed is extremely morally ambiguous, there are no obvious heroes in the Crusades.

However, for the complex measuring system, especially for the case of non-invasive blood glucose sensing in the human body tissue, the changes of physiological background and experimental condition are extremely indeterminate, ambiguous, and uncontrolled.

They were not able to adapt to today's business environment, which is without a doubt complex, ambiguous, extremely uncertain and, not to mention, volatile field.

This is where the reality TV golden ratio comes into play, as the selected contestants also happen to be charismatic and extremely attractive with ambiguous sexual orientations and a touch of gentle stereotype fulfillment (i.e. breakdancers from the inner city), leaving room for a variety of PG-rated narratives as expressed in short video cuts between performances.