Sentence examples for it's ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Neither truly botanical nor purely abstract, it's ambiguous in its moral intentions, the way mystical visions are said to be.

If it's ambiguous, that's OK, too.' Anyway, Roth's real concern in Indignation is to explore the world of a Jewish boy, born and raised in Newark in the Thirties and Forties, a young man who flees his over-protective parents to enrol in a liberal arts college away from home and come of age in the America of the Fifties, a young man curiously similar, in outward appearance, to Roth himself.

It's ambiguous.

"It's ambiguous," Kino said.

It's ambiguous and contradictory".

It's ambiguous, stately.

Ambiguity is itself ambiguous: fire is not just fire, it is ambiguous; but the ambiguity is not just ambiguity, it is also fire.

"This duality represents an ambiguous reality; here the insect is awaiting its fate, and it is ambiguous whether it will make it out alive or not.

It is ambiguous, like much in Ms. Denis's films.

Though the film is based on Mapes's memoir, the conclusions one can draw from it are ambiguous.

I thought it was ambiguous, though leaning towards Hannah.