Sentence examples similar to remarkably ambiguous from inspiring English sources

And not just that: in two gorgeous motets the texts were in different languages — the religious in Latin, the secular in French — producing an effect that was remarkably complex and ambiguous.

His remarks were ambiguous.

More remarkably, so does the ambiguous shadow-side of love the melancholy of fulfilled desire, the murderous rage of jealousy, the fear of hurt that comes with overpowering want.

This intensive sampling in the major islands of Northern Island Melanesia, combined with sequencing of HVS1, HVS2, and whole mtDNA genome sequencing for ambiguous haplogroups, indicates a remarkably structured pattern of population diversity.

Application of the molecular gene concept is not ambiguous; in fact, it is remarkably precise provided one specifies the values for the variables in the expression "gene for linear sequence l in product p synthesized in cellular context c".

Ambiguous too.

Ambiguous, you?

Morally ambiguous".

And ambiguous.

Remarkably mature.

Remarkably, yes.