Sentence examples for inescapable ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The term's inescapable ambiguity, however, has led many modern theologians to avoid it.

As it shuttles between the US and China and between the present and memories of 1989, the play throws up a host of provocative issues: the true nature of heroism; financial dependency and its effect on press freedom; the changing role and ethics of photojournalism; the inescapable ambiguity of images etc.

First, whilst phase ambiguities become inescapable at sufficiently high frequencies (typically frequencies that have a wavelength shorter than the path length between the two ears), they are completely absent at sufficiently low frequencies.

McCain says he admires Niebuhr's ability, in opposing the Vietnam War, to "express the moral ambiguity that is inescapable for the soldier who must kill to defend his country.

Foreign companies will now face an inescapable question: How much government interference or moral ambiguity is too much?

This is inescapable.

His presence is inescapable.

It felt inescapable.

They are inescapable.

The implications are inescapable.

The self is inescapable.