Sentence examples for lacking in ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Adam's interior life is perhaps lacking in ambiguity.

Harold didn't want something that made a statement, because a statement was lacking in ambiguity".

"Rich was even-toned but totally lacking in ambiguity about what he expected," says Patricia Russo, who runs the carrier-equipment business.

Impressive, but lacking in Brahmsian ambiguity.

I would argue there is something crucial lacking in this formula: the power of ambiguity.

What her film lacks in precise moral focus and deeper mental excavation it makes up for in interestingly debatable ambiguities and self-doubt.

Obviously this mad scientist lacks the moral ambiguity of the literary original.

Whilst previous reconstructions had defined entities using subjective names, which lacked precision and resulted in ambiguities, Yeast 1.0 directly referenced chemical and protein descriptions to persistent databases or used standardised, database-independent, computer-readable representations.

They tend to enjoy the unlikely Nancy Drew, she said, appreciating the lack of ambiguity in her world, since they themselves have "a much more complicated understanding of the criminal justice system today".

The lack of ambiguity in the way these relationships are presented by the media and the "victim industry" leads to overly simplistic ideas about young people's involvement in trading sex and positions them as one-dimensional characters who are victims and need rescuing.

Mutations were manually checked for lack of ambiguity in sequencing chromatograms.