Sentence examples similar to less ambiguous version from inspiring English sources

The ease with which Hubbard played this role confirmed his continuing stylistic flexibility, since he had otherwise spent much of the 1970s playing a less ambiguous and mysterious version of Davis's own chart-chasing, pop-influenced electric jazz, recording extensively for the commercially-oriented CTI label.

"We prefer this language not because it is less ambiguous than the original version but, on the contrary, because it is more ambiguous - and hence more flexible - as to our response," a State Department cable said.

Subsequent events are less ambiguous.

Less ambiguous was the Bengals' final turnover.

This approach is less ambiguous than listing simply the year.

But, ambiguous as that sounds, it is less ambiguous than the choreography.

There are others that are less ambiguous or formal.

There is elegance in the less ambiguous way.

But our relationship with it has become no less ambiguous.

The results from the KPTs were much less ambiguous.

In which case, surely "I write novels" is a far less ambiguous statement.