By the time he voiced his complaint, "Last Year at Marienbad" had been playing around the country for more than two years, and an audience that was all too happy to embrace ambiguity, dissonance and even its own bewilderment was beginning to rule the day.
Kenneth Silber from Space.com was not happy with the ambiguity of The Smoking Man, writing, "Perhaps unsurprisingly, the episode provides few answers.
In quotes from the book: Visitors from London and New York might think his affection for this city is a pose, but Tom was happy in Seattle, whose ambiguities suited him perfectly.
In 2004, Michael's daughter, Ivy, produced a documentary about the case, "Heir to an Execution". In that film, Michael recalled the other day, he said he was "perfectly happy to live with the ambiguity" about the case.
If there's an ambiguity here, Abramović is happy to sit with it.
The ending is meant to be clouded with ambiguity, but really it is unequivocally happy because it means the movie is over.
Considering all the problematic ambiguities of the human-immigrant situation, I was happy to put it out of mind and deal with the black-and-white matter of the migrant cattle.
Compared with HAPPY, which does not consider pedigree structure, our approach significantly reduces ambiguities and errors in ancestry inference.
Second that during attributions with greater ambiguity (i.e. the emotional intensity of neutral relative to either angry or happy emotional expressions) right anterior insula activity will be more sensitive to asynchronous cardiac feedback, independent of heart rate.
Boris Johnson, who has written of his ambiguity on the subject in the past, now argues that gay couples should not be denied the "happy state" of marriage.
