Sentence examples for more ambiguous than from inspiring English sources

Analysis of participants' agreement on a single response for each vignette confirmed that preference scenarios were no more ambiguous than belief scenarios, and no other regions sensitive to ambiguity (e.g., dMPFC) distinguished between preferences and beliefs.

Tomboy, but more ambiguous than tomboy.

It is more ambiguous than the others.

It's no more ambiguous than that".

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

The words, of course, are more ambiguous than they first seem.

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

As for its alleged chauvinism, this movie's content is much more ambiguous than that.

Actually, I think the second phrase is more ambiguous than the first.

I went back to school thinking that things between us were more ambiguous than ever.

But given the torrent of extra money, the results are more ambiguous than they should be.