Sentence examples for something ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Others see something ambiguous and get suspicious.

Perhaps she saw something ambiguous and drew a mistaken conclusion.

And then he finishes with something ambiguous and loaded.

Some radiologists see something ambiguous and are comfortable calling it normal.

They are necessarily modest because, unlike a positive review, a negative one implies authority, and authority has become something ambiguous in our age of quick, teeming Internet response, where all the old critical standards and parameters are in the process of vanishing and being reinvented.

The chances are that the dark mass in the middle of the suitcase isn't a bomb, because you've seen a thousand dark masses like it in suitcases before, and none of those were bombs — and if you flagged every suitcase with something ambiguous in it no one would ever make his flight.

Nor does it go out of its way to wrap up lingering mysteries from the first film — if something was ambiguous at the end of Blade Runner, it's probably still ambiguous at the end of 2049.

Of being something undefined, ambiguous.

Mr. Shechter may be after something more ambiguous: the appeal and the danger of belonging.

At first, a wiry senior security official had promised his American guests something less ambiguous.

Something more ambiguous is afoot, for example, in his photographic series A country road.