Sentence examples for once ambiguous from inspiring English sources

"Secret Sunshine" ends on a note at once ambiguous and hopeful.

After encountering strong criticism from conservatives and some military leaders—including Colin Powell, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Clinton was eventually forced to support a compromise policy—summed up by the phrase "Don't ask, don't tell"—that was viewed as being at once ambiguous, unsatisfactory to either side of the issue, and possibly unconstitutional.

For example, it was not clearly illegal in the past to obtain personal data that had been posted online or that was included in documents pertaining to property transactions.The silver lining in this ruling, says Violet Ho of Kroll Associates, an investigative firm whose China practice Mr Humphrey helped to start, is that what was once ambiguous is now crystal clear.

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As regional health and education cuts in Catalonia bite, they feel mugged.No one now doubts that Mr Mas's once-ambiguous Democratic Catalan Convergence party seeks independence in the long term, but it tends to negotiate incremental advances.

His comments last night were, once again, ambiguous.

Gretchen and Elliot are cartoon assholes monstrous foodies!—and the Gray Matter backstory, which once seemed ambiguous (Had they really stolen Walt's ideas? Or had he huffed off, as Gretchen once suggested?), shrivels into Walt's version of the story.

— and the Gray Matter backstory, which once seemed ambiguous (Had they really stolen Walt's ideas? Or had he huffed off, as Gretchen once suggested?), shrivels into Walt's version of the story.

And, hilariously, once his ambiguous friendship with Zibby is up and running, Jesse gets easily back into the swing of student life: queueing up for lunch with his tray in the refectory, standing in the corner at parties, grimacing apologetically at Zibby's roommate who has to clear out when they need some alone time.

The site, called Page-Ladson, was once an ambiguous case itself.

The ending of "Blood Will Out" is at once deeply ambiguous and deeply satisfying.