Sentence examples for that was ambiguous from inspiring English sources

"They didn't like any space that was ambiguous or in their imagination could contain a threat".

This time there was a portal with a color that was ambiguous, like purple.

An M.R.I. at the University of Pittsburgh confirmed it, showing a perfectly normal A.C.L. (Dr. Fu adds that Mr. Ganobcik's original scans had an image that was ambiguous.

In one of the most serious charges levelled at GCap, Ofcom said the commercial radio group had hindered its investigation by refusing to provide details and submitting information that was ambiguous.

Either way, it seemed to carry a message that was ambiguous, elusive, and somewhat ominous, and in this sense it accurately reflected the body of work in video animations and documentaries, drawings, photographs, and other media that has made Chan one of the more closely watched artists of his generation.

Either way, it seemed to carry a message that was ambiguous, elusive, and somewhat ominous, and in this sense it accurately reflected the body of work — in video animations and documentaries, drawings, photographs, and other media — that has made Chan one of the more closely watched artists of his generation.

FILIPPO NIGRO "I like to play characters that are ambiguous and strange," says Nigro (far right).

The fight revolves around how to define "affordable" under provisions of the law that are ambiguous.

I personally would not want to stand as a Conservative candidate on a manifesto that is ambiguous on this issue".

I don't want to be that serious, I want to make a picture that's ambiguous.

Nor can it grasp sentences that are ambiguous when written but perfectly understandable when spoken, face to face.