Sentence examples for look ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Without a furrowed brow, the other parts of a frown can sometimes look ambiguous, but with a harsh, furrowed brow, there is no mistaking your emotions.

By last winter, results of the bleacher experiment looked ambiguous.

The CD8αβ+ T cell blood profile of the mutant Dll1 looks ambiguous.

Mix in more worldly considerations -- like the bottom line and the stock market -- and the "triumph" of the book's title begins to look more ambiguous.

What's new is that although Americans are furiously blending and culture sampling, she said, the country's pop culture -- music videos, films, advertisements -- also increasingly exports gorgeous black people who look racially ambiguous.

I understand why people are interested in people like myself who look racially ambiguous.

At places where I've worked, I doubt I would have gotten my job if I didn't look so ambiguous, because people can't tell where I'm from all the time.

As a result, he wanted Yu to look more ambiguous than Makoto Yuki, the protagonist of Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3. Soejima compared Yu to the Blue Ranger from the Power Rangers franchise as such character tends to stand silent to follow the orders from his leader.

Jerry looked ethnically ambiguous.

The car's looks are ambiguous, with no defining feature that jumps out at me as really, really distinct.

At 14 she started to pay attention to her looks: ethnically ambiguous ("I'm often mistaken for Spanish or Latin descent," she said), with a curvaceous figure.