So the person without ambiguity wins.
Seeing your blurred reflection while scanning the text illuminates its personal consequence and ambiguities.
This "bridging" role has been made possible by his skills of personal amicability and political ambiguity.
Thematic issues of ethical ambiguity and personal integrity help to unify the work's somewhat disjointed dramatic structure.
In "Political Ideology: Its Structure, Functions, and Elective Affinities," a 2009 paper, Jost and two co-authors write: Specifically, death anxiety, system instability, fear of threat and loss, dogmatism, intolerance of ambiguity, and personal needs for order, structure, and closure were all positively associated with conservatism.
Michael Novak and Jana Novak suggest that it may have been "Washington's intention to maintain a studied ambiguity (and personal privacy) regarding his own deepest religious convictions, so that all Americans, both in his own time and for all time to come, might feel free to approach him on their own terms and might also feel like full members of the new republic, equal with every other".
The issue is portrayed as a result of the combination of poor personal book-keeping, the ambiguities of the fees office and the relatively low salary of MPs, but never a failure of personal morality of course.
But this one, expertly directed by TheaterWorks's producing artistic director, Rob Ruggiero, goes beyond the personal to explore the moral ambiguities of journalism, a subject that both producers and consumers of the news media tend to avoid.
The results from the present study contribute to this area of research by suggesting a conceptual model of how the dynamics of ambiguity in organizational and personal bases interact with personification processes and the resulting consequences for the individual manager.
"Business success is often defined by comfort with ambiguity and risk--personal, organizational, and financial.
