For others, the story is much more ambiguous and perhaps even negative.
The Syrian strategy is far more ambiguous and lacks clear vision.
But "Second Hand" is a richer, more ambiguous and poetic work.
Although his family is Muslim, for him, "spirituality is far more ambiguous and open, not specific to a lifestyle.
In this new century, wars are likely to become even more ambiguous and even less likely to muster automatic support.
"Sleeping With Schubert" -- pure fiction, though it, too, imagines scenes from the composer's life -- is more ambiguous and mysterious.
As concerns your second point, I am far more ambiguous and wary of community than you claim.
From that decision flowed two events, one terrible and final, the other more ambiguous and by no means complete.
The rest of the duet, though, is far more ambiguous and interesting, especially when the woman performs with monumental inscrutability.
Today, the once rakish and radical character of these blocks is more ambiguous and dominated by New York University, which owns about 60 buildings in the area.
Without giving too much away, things suddenly become much more ambiguous and dreamlike, before the ending plunges into full-blown melodrama.
