Sentence examples for somewhat unambiguous from inspiring English sources
The enemy state in such rehearsals is often given a somewhat unambiguous name: the reds.
Pretty unambiguous, right?
"The research is pretty unambiguous," Boys Smith says.
Whereas this scene is filmed with a modicum of skill and a modicum of tastefulness it's calculated to be not too prurient, the frontal nudity is unambiguous but somewhat blurred, the shooting is heard but not seen, the corpses are strewn but not bloodied, and they're strewn face-down.
Whereas this scene is filmed with a modicum of skill and a modicum of tastefulness — it's calculated to be not too prurient, the frontal nudity is unambiguous but somewhat blurred, the shooting is heard but not seen, the corpses are strewn but not bloodied, and they're strewn face-down.
Areawide contracts in bus and rail appear to fit this circumstance, in contrast to somewhat simple and relatively unambiguous bus route contracts.
Although we were not able to quantify subtle differences, if any, in gene expression between control- and hbox12-injected embryos by a mere analysis of Dig-probe staining, the overall fraction of embryos showing defective expression of nodal, gsc, and tbx2/3 was somewhat consistent with that of embryos that ultimately displayed unambiguous loss of DV polarization at later stages.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
