Sentence examples for kind of ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Yasir was vexed; this kind of ambiguous talk was increasingly common in the region.

Only a kind of ambiguous poetic justice appears to be visited on those responsible.

"I didn't always, it bugged me sometimes, but I like going through the world kind of ambiguous.

"You trust me, don't you?" Ryan asks Jay, setting up the kind of ambiguous exchange in which Mr. Chaon so evidently delights.

In a way, this was the kind of ambiguous surveillance portrayed in the German movie "The Lives of Others," in which an agent with headphones comes to sympathize with the victims of his eavesdropping.

Taken from "Melanctha," a 1909 novella by Gertrude Stein about a mixed-race woman, "negro sunshine" is the kind of ambiguous phrase that Mr. Ligon, who is black, uses to speak of the history of African-Americans.

I tried hard to push the word Conradian from my mind, for I understood it to be imbued with all kinds of ambiguous connotations, but truly this was a Conradian world that I was entering.

L. Alcopley's abstractions experiment with original ways of letting nondescriptive markings establish the kind of shifting, ambiguous space that was so important to the American avant-garde in the 50's.

Bonatz, in other words, was the kind of morally ambiguous opportunist found throughout architectural history, someone who may have ignored uncomfortable political realities when it served his interests and who fine-tuned his aesthetic to suit the values of his clients.

To be clear, it's a very silly movie, combining Lord of the Rings-style high fantasy with the kind of morally ambiguous police drama that director David Ayer (Training Day) is known for.

Basically, it was the kind of legally ambiguous situation that often arises from squatting a load of derelict buildings – exactly the kind of grey area that Mike is trying to banish forever.