Sentence examples for obviously ambiguous from inspiring English sources

What role, then, can music, so obviously ambiguous and amoral in its meanings and so debased by some of its makers and users, or the Vienna Philharmonic, so compromised in its integrity, play in the quest for a brighter future?

The research team triaged items to eliminate obviously ambiguous or purely repetitive questions.

The relationship between inland ports and regional development is obviously present, but ambiguous since it involves a multiplicity of interactions among a diversity of actors.

When the empirical evidence is this ambiguous, it obviously does not validate the hypothesis you are trying to study — but it also does not necessarily refute it.

Allowing ambiguities obviously increases the size of the search space and very relaxed ambiguous searches may need to use a more stringent p-value accordingly.

There are clearly words that are ambiguous but not (obviously) vague: 'bat' is not vague but it is ambiguous.

The rubric assigned: 3 points to a behavior that was correct and as accurate as we would expect after instruction in an introductory biology course; 2 points to a behavior that was imprecise, poorly worded, or ambiguous but not obviously incorrect; 1 point to a biologically incorrect, unacceptable behavior or to an unlabeled arrow.

Obviously, the listing is still very ambiguous, but it signals that Apple is beefing up Siri for something new.

Some studies have used terms such as "fit for program" or "geographic location" which are obviously rated highly but can be ambiguous in meaning [ 4, 5, 10].

McConaughey and Harrelson turned in first rate performances and I really liked the fact they portrayed morally ambiguous characters who were not obviously or necessarily "good" guys.

'Bank' is ambiguous, not (at least, not obviously) context sensitive.