Sentence examples for in ambiguous ways from inspiring English sources

More recently, the rise of the Internet has changed the profile of Esperanto, albeit in ambiguous ways.

Although in his last months he was breaking away from those beliefs – and died because of that break - he did so only in ambiguous ways.

Thus Lincoln could refer, as he did time and again, to "providence" in ambiguous ways that satisfied believers in a benevolent father but might also refer to the impersonal workings of a natural order -- although as the Civil War progressed, he increasingly felt that "providence" to be less remote and more discernible, though still inscrutable, as a divine personality guiding particular events.

(They left out one Scripps Research Institute because that institution classifies postdocs in ambiguous ways).

Wemba's strong bonds with his motherland had been manifested also in ambiguous ways.

Things improved on Saturday in "Present/s 2," with Mr. Ratmansky's "Souvenir" showing his brilliance at evoking narrative associations in subtle, ambiguous ways.

Narrative threads and character arcs tie seasons together, but within each hourlong episode multiple crimes come together, often in morally ambiguous ways.

President Snow from the Hunger Games may use his power in morally ambiguous ways, but at least he himself benefits from it.

Sexual abuse of children presents itself in confusing, ambiguous ways, so pedophilia education should be a mandatory part of the curriculum, repeated in elementary, middle and high school, at age-appropriate levels of detail.

"We discovered our shared fetish for Social Realism, for the kind of work it feels like you don't see around very much," said Mr. Horowitz, whose own work often takes on political issues in politically ambiguous ways.

This linguistic "swarm" was taught to the narrator by his father, who used it to exercise power over his sons in sinister and ambiguous ways.