Sentence examples for is too ambiguous from inspiring English sources

"It really is too ambiguous for me".

But "this war is too ambiguous for Mahler".

The notion of a conflict lasting "more than a week" is too ambiguous.

Unfortunately, the letter announcing Tanzania's change in plans is too ambiguous to celebrate, and it leaves the ultimate fate of Serengeti unresolved.

For one thing, the clerk's face is too ambiguous, and it takes a while for that black lump in his hand to register as a gun.

The current state of affairs is too ambiguous, and conflict seems unavoidable unless a colonization regime is decided upon before the first humans arrive on Mars.

"Poets and writers are too ambiguous.

Maybe the typical stories were boring, or judged to be too ambiguous — open to doubt.

However the action was ruled unlawful since the definition of social dumping was too ambiguous.

"I had to question whether the show was too ambiguous, the characters too dark for network television," Mr. Moonves said.

The wife's actions are too ambiguous, too anomalous and too easily denied by her for you to provoke a confrontation in an already shaky marriage.