Sentence examples for my ambiguity from inspiring English sources

"But on the other hand, the cause isn't helped by my ambiguity or qualms".

The longer I live here in Athens, the more compelled I feel to confront my ambiguity and come to a conclusion.

In her memoir "Conundrum," Jan Morris, who was James Morris before a sex-change operation in 1972, writes: "I do not mind my continuing ambiguity..

When I was coming out of graduate school, I wasn't really sure if my ethnic ambiguity [Irish, German and African-American] was going to be a help or a hindrance, but I think that ultimately it has helped me.

The idea for the film came, in part, out of my own ethnic ambiguity.

"Besides this ambiguity, my first record was a Bowie album," he said, referring to "David Live," which he got for his sixth birthday.

In fact, most people, including corporations (as in, "corporations are people too, my friend") detest ambiguity.

My mind was telling me to manage the stress and deal with the ambiguity of my situation and possible life changes, but my body wasn't listening.

Ambiguity is my new middle name.

"There's ambiguity in my work; you can read different things into it.

But I've found that wherever there is ambiguity in my life, a story lies.