Sentence examples for lingering ambiguity from inspiring English sources

That was four uses of "excited" in 12 seconds, as if to erase any lingering ambiguity.

Despite little support among India's policy makers for greater military cooperation with Afghanistan, the lingering ambiguity around Afghanistan's future after 2014 provides a good opportunity for New Delhi to step up its efforts to be a force for stability in the country.

However, given the lingering ambiguity as to the costs of the practices in question, and profound causality issues attendant upon the unobserved timing of these transforming industrial relations practices, the literature cannot yet be said to have uncovered a well-determined hierarchy for firm performance.

The small tumble demonstrates the lingering ambiguity of falling home prices (signaling a weak housing market) amid an improving job market.

Ultimately, Scott finished the book with a sense of lingering ambiguity, as well as a relationship with his father that ultimately ended up supportive and apparently intact.

However, in the portion he used in the opening and when the full scene plays out later Mendes used the score and a reaction shot of Ricky to leave a lingering ambiguity as to his guilt.

The winners of Dorm get the remainder of their college tuition paid off by HotS makers Blizzard, but they will also be left with a lot of lingering ambiguity about the future.

The winners of Dorm get the remainder of their college tuition paid off by HotS makers Blizzard, but will also be left with a lot of lingering ambiguity about the future.