Sentence examples similar to markedly ambiguous from inspiring English sources

In Spears's case, the "virgin" part of the "immortal fame" equation is markedly more ambiguous than it was for Iphigenia (who indeed got the ax instead of a wedding night).

In one of the show's few moments of connection — as opposed to overly close resemblance — the intensity of Mr. McMillan self-portrait is expanded on by a work across the gallery, Matthew Day Jackson's large-scale, flamboyantly inlaid image of a markedly visionary, sexually ambiguous face.

But, interestingly, Hooper chooses instead to concentrate on the off-pitch drama, which is markedly less grim and ambiguous than in the novel: Morgan cuts Peace's famous invented moment in which Clough orders Revie's desk to be taken out and burned.

Under this model, regions of potential material ambiguity, i.e. overlaps or vacuum, are markedly reduced in size: in 2D, ambiguous regions are points, as opposed to lines in material-based level set models; in 3D, they are lines as opposed to surfaces.

Ambiguous too.

Ambiguous, you?

Morally ambiguous".

And ambiguous.

John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".

Turnout was markedly low.

He had changed markedly.