Sentence examples for interesting ambiguity from inspiring English sources

An interesting ambiguity, but like so much else in the movie, it seems to get slowly but surely poured away into the story's damp sand.

So even if this "Proof" isn't as redolent of interesting ambiguity as previous versions, if it doesn't root around in the emotions quite so much, it is nonetheless a swift and dapper telling of Mr. Auburn's beautifully put-together play.

But any interesting ambiguities about Rick's character are quickly extinguished.

He was able to retain a guileless, handsome-is-as-handsome-does innocence even in situations that embroiled him in all kinds of interesting ambiguities.

Silence surely would lend power to some moments, or raise interesting ambiguities; a voice-over epilogue also feels more geared to a film than a play.

But rather than finding an interesting, resonant ambiguity in his experience, Ms. Kim and Mr. Dano settle for a kind of suggestive vagueness, losing the thread of their character in the snow, steam and cigarette smoke that provide the film's main visual motif and perhaps also its dominant metaphor.

It's a war picture of a much more interesting dimension: ambiguity.

Nevertheless, Efron did not give any alternative methods, and the complex concept of "interesting" therefore introduced ambiguity in the application of the test.

What is interesting is that ambiguities can arise as much from words that aren't written or said as ones that are.

That ambiguity is interesting.

It is interesting to note the ambiguity of Marsh's wording: the North of which country?