Sentence examples similar to precise but ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keenlyside tacked from sweetness to ominous vehemence; his emotions were precise, but the overall effect remained ambiguous.

Autophagy has been implicated in tumorigenesis, but its precise role is ambiguous.

Autophagy has been implicated in maintaining cancer cell survival, but its precise role is ambiguous.

But, ambiguous as that sounds, it is less ambiguous than the choreography.

Turner is a great, but ambiguous performer in this mode.

The moral judgments and causal statements in historical writing are also criticized as vague, but they may be precise enough for ambiguous situations, where moral responsibility may be distributed among a number of agents or the precise relationship between causes and preconditions is tangled.

"They are less precise but better connected".

"Precise, but less heartful," Lee agreed.

Steering is laser precise, but never twitchy.

The harmonic writing is piercing and precise; the mood ambiguous, at once pensive and restless.

The specification gives a precise and non ambiguous description of this architecture which is validated through the automatic generation of traces and interesting properties are proven.