Sentence examples for only ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Because the majority of written materials do not include the diacritical marks, a single printed word is often not only ambiguous between different lexical items (this ambiguity is normally solved by semantic and syntactic processes in text comprehension), but also does not specify the phonological form of the letter string.

The Bush administration would have us believe that international law contains only ambiguous or advisory requirements.

Historical veracity, as is so often the case in the current revival, is not only ambiguous, it's unimportant.

Exact information is key to any rescue effort, but the Malaysian government has been offering only ambiguous messages.

The Coast Guard found no trace of his boat, and an intense search led by volunteers turned up only ambiguous clues about what had befallen him.

The first, Caio Koch-Weser, who secured only ambiguous support in Europe, was vetoed by President Clinton because of what the American administration called Mr. Koch-Weser's lack of stature.

It is not only difficult but ambiguous as well to detect the entry and the exit points of the defect.

It is not only difficult but ambiguous to detect the entry point in the groove defect by making use of the signal.

Based on this pattern of connectivity, a feature-based hierarchical model of human semantic memory claims that the perirhinal cortex is necessary for discriminating between not only perceptually ambiguous objects but also semantically ambiguous objects (Tyler et al., 2004; Moss et al., 2005; Taylor et al., 2006).

Therefore, it is only in ambiguous trials that the activity during the baseline has a significant impact on choice; in non-ambiguous trials, the responses to the sample diminishes any pre-existing bias in the neural responses (Serences & Boynton, 2007).

"There are only difficult, ambiguous and unresolved stories".