Sentence examples for perfectly ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Instead, she delivered a perfectly ambiguous statement, emphasizing her own identity while deëmphasizing Scott's: It is very important to me, as a minority female, that Congressman Scott earned this seat.

Formal order is the alternate vehicle of meaning, a kind of rational structure that gives to Ms. Sherman's art its peculiar mix of frigidity and heat, a perfectly ambiguous cocktail for this ambiguous moment and an antidote to the weary sophistication of which there is too much in art now.

This formal order becomes a rational structure that gives the work its mix of frigidity and heat, a perfectly ambiguous cocktail for an ambiguous moment and an antidote to the weary sophistication of which there is too much in art now (Kimmelman).

This formal order becomes a rational structure that gives to the work its mix of frigidity and heat, a perfectly ambiguous cocktail for an ambiguous moment and an antidote to the weary sophistication of which there is too much in art now (Kimmelman).

"Internet art" is a perfectly ambiguous phrase and the grant guidelines specify proposing projects can be "web-based art, works that employ mobile platforms, performance, video, installation or sound art".

There's this one he highlighted it says 'smoke when bird nears.' That refers to an air evacuation—'smoke' is a signal flare, 'bird' is a helicopter, so it's quick military speak but it's also such a perfectly poetic and ambiguous sentence.

What emerges from these details isn't a perfectly lucid photograph but an ambiguous watercolor.

It wasn't ambiguous — it was perfectly clear, just not fully disclosed.

"In the Middle" perfectly captures the intimate, prickly, ambiguous relationships of dancers who grow up together but must never forget that their friends are also their rivals.

The program opens with the first revival since 2000 of "The Office" (1994), one of Mr. Morris's most haunting, individual and ambiguous dramas, which perfectly introduces the wavelengths that the rest of the program investigates.

These criteria enabled us to discern between significant and non-significant data partitioning, assigning values of 1 to perfectly clustered data, 0 to ambiguous results and −1 to poorly partitioned data (Figure 3a1, a2, b1).