Sentence examples for strangely ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Yet when it comes to the Defenders of the Cross, the Polish Episcopate has been strangely ambiguous.

In the clip above, I discuss Martin Scorsese's riotous, strangely ambiguous 1982 media farce "The King of Comedy".

Some fragments are strangely ambiguous: "Once I broke my leg: it was the most wonderful experience of my life".

Just as Eliasson reflects Foer's deconstructed text with the disorienting effects of his design, much of McGregor's choreography hovers within a strangely ambiguous space.

It's ambiguous, hallucinatory, and strangely hopeful all at once.

As fiction, the scene feels like just another setup, but the ambiguous brother-sister bond is still strangely moving.

Strangely, yes.

Strangely, Maj.

Ambiguous, you?

Morally ambiguous".

And ambiguous.