Sentence examples for it was sometimes unclear from inspiring English sources

It was sometimes unclear, as the evening wore on, which group he belonged to.

In his long answers, it was sometimes unclear how a Huntsman Administration would differ from the one he used to serve.

Separate series were created for the Guardian and Observer adverts and within these the adverts were arranged broadly chronologically, although it was sometimes unclear whether the date referred to the production or broadcast of the advert or a later compilation.

In 1996, Thomas Friedman, the New York Times columnist, remarked on "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer" that there were two superpowers in the world — the United States and Moody's bond-rating service — and it was sometimes unclear which was more powerful.

This was delegated to Arnold, and would later cause confusion for Pocket Books as comments would be sent back and it was sometimes unclear whether they were from Roddenberry or Arnold.

During the presidential campaign, because Trump displayed a lack of knowledge on any number of topics, it was sometimes unclear whether his inaccurate statements about undocumented immigrants "pouring" across the border, increasing murder rates, or trade deficits were intentional falsehoods or simply a function of that ignorance.

Yet it is sometimes unclear, from the city's own financial reports, exactly how much it is spending on technology.

The movie's flaw is that it is sometimes unclear if it really is about The Shining – or merely about cracked and delusional interpreters.

It is sometimes unclear whether a particular incident report is based on firsthand observation, on the account of an intelligence source regarded as reliable, on less trustworthy sources or on speculation by the writer.

As the country's new leader, President Thein Sein, who was inaugurated in March, pushes through a raft of new laws, it is sometimes unclear whether new or old laws apply.

Yet it is sometimes unclear when the line between free speech and harassment has been crossed, and that makes some women hesitant to come forward, said Ms. Kittappa, who now volunteers for Hollaback.