Sentence examples for suddenly ambiguous from inspiring English sources
Passing Veterans Green on my way home from the Westport Country Playhouse last week, I was struck by the suddenly ambiguous statue of a World War I doughboy carrying his kit bag, helmet and rifle.
Communication, they say, is the key to being a leader and to assuring employees that someone is in control -- especially at a time when everyone's world has suddenly become ambiguous and uncertain.
But when the music stops, and you play the words over in your head — suddenly, things get quite ambiguous.
Without giving too much away, things suddenly become much more ambiguous and dreamlike, before the ending plunges into full-blown melodrama.
The local media was thrilled, in that peculiar, angry, excited way columnists get when an ambiguous issue suddenly clarifies into a moral fable – for example, here is Pete Abraham, then-Yankees beatwriter for The Journal News, propping up Ron Villone of all people as the Gallant to Rodriguez's free agent Goofus.
It was early January, and, with the move-out date only a few weeks away, Arwen had suddenly made Rimkus a new, ambiguous offer: it had invited her to sign a one-year extension, no strings attached, but without guaranteeing that anybody from the company would be willing to countersign.
On 9 November, after a month of ever-swelling mass demonstrations, the party suddenly reversed its hard-line stance with a bungled, ambiguous announcement at a shambolic press conference of freedom of movement for all East Germans.
