Sentence examples for good ambiguous from inspiring English sources

An easy way to make the developing thesis is to take your original thesis, make it the conclusion, and then think of something that would make a good ambiguous thesis that will develop into this "conclusion".

At 60, Mr. Nimoy has the strong jawline and ethnically ambiguous good looks he got from his father, who died last year.

A good example of ambiguous results is Presenilin 1 (PS1), mutations in which are the most common cause of autosomal dominant inherited forms of AD.

Pictures that are incomplete or ambiguous provide good examples of relatively long-term temporal development of percepts.

Although Cassar's results on how network structure impacts contribution levels in public goods games may be ambiguous, they do support our claim that the theoretical arguments above [16], [21] [23] have led researchers to suspect that network structure should matter.

Overall the HEG sequences showed extremely good alignment allowing un-ambiguous translation for all but the non-functional version in Megalactis sp. The protein motifs which place this HEG in the LAGLIDADG family [9] may be readily identified.

The piece is richly ambiguous, like most good ballets.

Like all good art, it is finally ambiguous but full of pregnant incident.

The direction all of this was headed was ambiguous for a good long while.

"Later, we saw him in pumps, wearing a small transparent cloth, with little wings on the back of his head — a very ambiguous character, neither good nor bad".

I've found that books that emphasize writing style over plot, or that involve characters whose motivations are ambiguous, make for good discussion.