Sentence examples for point of ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Trevor brings these characters, trembling, to a point of ambiguity or impossibility.

Indeed, some of his designs are subtle to the point of ambiguity.

The point of ambiguity in architecture is that it creates mental space for you to fill with your own imagination; it allows you to inhabit a place with your thoughts, whereas modern retail architecture likes to impose a single message to keep you focused on the business in hand: shop, shop, shop.

The tool explores differential gene expression in the light of orthology, paralogy and structure of gene families up to the point of ambiguity analyses.

She becomes the focal point of gender ambiguities that occur throughout the piece, like the unequal distribution of folk-type pattern dances for three men and five women, and the repeated pre-eminence of one or another isolated woman.

The mixture fraction approach does not clearly identify the effects of differential diffusion, in particular at the curved triple point, because of ambiguities in the contribution of carbon and hydrogen atoms' carrying species.

Thus, I was constantly forced to confront points of irony, ambiguity and understandings of justice connected to our story under a media microscope.

But supporters of continued aid to the PA may be able to point to ambiguity about whether the Palestinians have demonstrated "active" support for the ICC's investigation.

From physical point of view, the ambiguity comes from the fact that the original received signal (2) contains component with CFO ε as well as component with CFO -ε.

Their often-grizzled faces and uneasy expressions seem both young and old at the same time, worn out to the point of total age ambiguity.

But that's exactly Celan's point: The ambiguity of what the poet has to say is not circumstantial it is essential.