Sentence examples for mere ambiguity from inspiring English sources

But mere ambiguity is not enough to explain the efficaciousness of these forms, which suggest profound affinities among the psychological, the natural and the creative.

" "There are many senses in which a thing may be said to 'be', but all that 'is' is related to one central point, one definite kind of thing, and is not said to 'be' by a mere ambiguity.

For this distinction is not plausibly diagnosed as mere ambiguity; it rather marks off something like two modes of a single kind of power.

"To give the state-displacing weight of federal law to mere congressional ambiguity would evade the very procedure for lawmaking on which Garcia relied to protect states' interests". L. Tribe, American Constitutional Law § 6-25, p. 480 (2d ed. 1988).

"Yup, that's where he was," confirmed the novelist, banishing all thoughts of mere suggestion or ambiguity.

Even in this case, texture information improves the expressivity in the BG model, helping where the mere chromatic information leads to ambiguity between the BG and the FG appearance [36, 37, 39].

Even in this case, texture information improves the expressivity in the BG model, helping where the mere chromatic information leads to ambiguity between BG and FG appearances [36, 37, 39].

In the end it is love — its absence, its pursuit, its mere possibility — that is the final ambiguity in the world of Otto Preminger, a world that continues to fascinate and unsettle.

The particular problem with Mallarmé is not simply that his writing loses lustre as it moves from French to English; it's that the mere act of translation erases the ambiguities that throng the text.

Out! Out!" The salty spirit, the utter lack of ambiguity — by now we knew it was no mere empty social ritual but pure, personal hostility.

But that's a mere Band-Aid when there are so many other anomalies and ambiguities in play, and Oscar's criteria are so muddy.