Sentence examples for might seem ambiguous from inspiring English sources

This point of view might seem ambiguous or confusing, nevertheless it is in so far legitimate as the phenomenon of newcomer integration does not take place only at a certain community layer (e.g., at the periphery), but in the community practice, thus potentially involving all community members.

Opaque yet obvious, Bobby might seem more ambiguous than the heroes who populate old Hollywood movies, but he's also on a continuum with the alienated youth of films like "Rebel Without a Cause" (made in 1955 and featuring a young Dennis Hopper), whose beautiful angst was sometimes accompanied by a rock 'n' roll soundtrack.

The terms 'dead animal' and 'dead person' seem ambiguous.

It can seem ambiguous today.

Perhaps worried that his political position might seem a bit ambiguous, he had "TROTSKY" printed on the back of his shirt.

Now it is III that is ambiguous, while IV is unambiguous but risky, and thus IV might seem better to you if you preferred risky to ambiguous prospects.

And while it might seem desirable to find some way of dealing with women whose sex is ambiguous, Dr. Vilain and other endocrinologists say it is best to abandon that quest.

On first glance, nonchance CP during this period might seem impossible: the monkey could not know that the stimulus was going to be ambiguous before it appeared.

"It should be kept in mind that even conduct that might seem at first blush to constitute a simple case of 'selling out' may, upon further scrutiny, turn out to be ambiguous," Kennedy writes.

"Exposing big conspiracies" might seem what it's about at a level of plot mechanics, but I find the world to be more complex and ambiguous than conspiracy theories can afford to allow for.

That might seem counterintuitive.