Sentence examples for fairly ambiguous to from inspiring English sources

Rather, characteristics such as sexual orientation and religious group membership tend to be fairly ambiguous to perceivers.

The underlying layers of reality television that are concealed are fairly ambiguous, yet we choose to believe a product that is sold, merely on face value.

"India can seem to have a fairly ambiguous and chaotic way of working, but it works," Ms. Bansal said.

The way in which I wanted to photograph this was to leave the human presence in the photograph fairly ambiguous.

My friend Rabbi Jack Bloom of Fairfield, Conn., wrote an article some years on "Amalek and Us" where he points out that the Hebrew text, as opposed to most English translations, is actually fairly ambiguous.

As to be expected of a film as challenging to expectations as Beach Rats, the film's ending is fairly ambiguous, leaving you wanting a second slice of the characters' lives.

The rules of professional responsibility and legal ethics hinge on whether a lawyer acted deceptively or dishonestly, two fairly ambiguous descriptors.

In both cases, the societal profile of science proved fairly ambiguous.

Even if 136v were sufficiently ambiguous to justify reliance on legislative history, the meaning a committee puts forward must at a minimum be within the realm of meanings that the provision, fairly read, could bear.

Dr. Lee's reaction appeared ambiguous to investigators.

Recent statements had been ambiguous to say the least.