Sentence examples for on ambiguity from inspiring English sources
To do this the game relies on ambiguity as a narrative tool, letting it permeate the story, allowing the game to break away from conventional video game storytelling techniques.
What's more difficult is its reliance on ambiguity and repetition.
The Chamizal's early twentieth century was built on ambiguity and political stagnation; after 1960, everything changed.
And Mr. Richter's career offers a model for how to build art on ambiguity.
Darkness and light coexist in "Twelfth Night," which thrives on ambiguity.
Now it's sand-paved alleys where you trip over camel [dung]." Then, too, the best spy novels thrive on ambiguity.
In just the way noted in my post, Professor Rosenberg's defense of naturalism trades on ambiguities.
"Sagwa" may help soften those blows, Ms. Tan added, not by providing easy answers but by reflecting on ambiguities and contradictions.
Menendez denied that he had improperly intervened to benefit his friend, stating that he only sought clarification on "ambiguities" in the CMS policy.
His imprecision leads him to fall back on ambiguities like "the ball is inside the 10" or "way short of the first-down marker," phrases that more experienced announcers only occasionally use.
Notwithstanding his eight Olympic medals, the Tour de France win, the world and Olympic time trial titles and eight world track titles, this has been a career built on ambiguities and contradictions and so it ended – probably.
