Sentence examples for perpetual ambiguity from inspiring English sources
Unlike a good deal of Cuban art, which repeats the same images and engages the same tropes – notions of longing, loss, freedom and the lack of it, deterioration, and the tension of living in a seemingly perpetual ambiguity – Picasso seems to be working with other ideas.
Yet he weds form so ideally to content that instead of blinding us, it becomes the very lens through which we can see the joy and suffering of the signature Díaz subject: what it means to belong to a diaspora, to live out the possibilities and ambiguities of perpetual insider/outsider status.
The worry is that some in Iran seem truly to believe that they can keep the whirligig of strategic ambiguity spinning like a perpetual motion machine.
Such a settlement might not bring an immediate and perpetual end to the bombings, but it would dispel the murk of ambiguity where terrorism thrives and ordinary citizens lose their lives pointlessly.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
