Sentence examples for into ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Second, the ambiguity score reflecting assignment uniqueness19 further classifies constraints into ambiguous (AMBIG) (ambiguity score >0.1), near unambiguous (NEAR_UNAMBIG) (ambiguity score <0.1) or unambiguous (UNAMBIG) (ambiguity score <0.01).

But they always manage to veer into ambiguous territory.

Mr. Collins's latest album contains many echoes of Motown that have been twisted into ambiguous psychological resonances.

(Burton, a screenwriter, is aptly working on a project that deals with "the distance between people".) The same feeling is reflected in the chiaroscuro of Pat Collins's lighting, which periodically transforms the figures onstage into ambiguous silhouettes.

His music inhabits an instantly recognisable soundworld of fragile, fleeting events that are often teetering on the edge of inaudibility, pushing instruments to the limits of their ranges and pitching voices into ambiguous territory somewhere between song and whispered speech.

And the instructors -- soldiers first, before they became scholars -- are aware these days that their young charges, as lieutenants and captains, commanding platoons and companies, might soon be plunged into ambiguous, perhaps ill-conceived missions in the Balkans, the Middle East or elsewhere.

We are nonetheless unprepared for an infant's world to go into reverse, then melt into an ambiguous swirl of ominous movement.

Naipaul presses on, further into their ambiguous identity.

Shadows, to Arvo Pärt's Fratres, takes us into more ambiguous territory.

Bent, buckled and scraped into sexually ambiguous forms, Hesse's sculptures are full of fetishistic desire.

And Mr. Kleeblatt says that these works "force us into morally ambiguous territory".