Sentence examples for more ambiguous statements from inspiring English sources

But other people charged with conspiracy made more ambiguous statements.

But Tara's attitude to fat is more ambiguous than this statement suggests.

Discussions were led by the participants themselves, with DT flexibly guiding focus groups and interviews by occasionally probing for more information, clarifying any ambiguous statements, encouraging the discussion to stay on track, and providing an opportunity for all participants in the focus groups to contribute to the discussion.

When it comes to the role of economic incentives, the statements are more ambiguous.

"Google's commitments," the Justice Department statement said, "were more ambiguous and do not provide the same direct confirmation of its standard-essential patent licensing policies".

By making a large number of ambiguous statements in each sitting, the psychic gives the client more opportunities to find a match.

The rest was more ambiguous.

Other marks are more ambiguous.

Words are ambiguous, and dance is more ambiguous than words".

Mr. Obama's standing elsewhere seemed more ambiguous.

Academic writing has a more ambiguous mission.