Sentence examples for message is ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The message is ambiguous.

Ena Lamont Stewart's message is ambiguous, and perhaps not directly political at all.

If a verbal message is ambiguous non-verbal behaviour, such as facial expression may elucidate what is meant[ 8, 9].

Its essential message was ambiguous.

Yet even here the message was ambiguous.

Giles Kepel, an expert on Al Qaeda and other Islamic radical movements, said the video's message was ambiguous.

Mark McKinnon, Mr. Bush's former advertising strategist, noted that the ad's message was ambiguous enough that it could be construed as helping Mr. Romney.

When messaging is ambiguous, it can send the markets into a tailspin.

But it has already become one of the most potent symbols of a rising China, one whose message is more ambiguous, and nuanced, than it at first may seem.

There will be art that has a clear message and art that is ambiguous and puzzling.

Either way, it seemed to carry a message that was ambiguous, elusive, and somewhat ominous, and in this sense it accurately reflected the body of work — in video animations and documentaries, drawings, photographs, and other media — that has made Chan one of the more closely watched artists of his generation.