Sentence examples for the same ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The choreography returns us to the same ambiguity later.

The same ambiguity existed in Mr. Bush's State of the Union address last week.

The same ambiguity was not extended to Ahsan or the other British Muslims sent for trial in America.

But it cannot afford to show the same ambiguity towards the rule of law and human rights".

For cable audiences, who have been watching the first few episodes of "The Shield" in large numbers, Mackey seems to evoke the same ambiguity as Tony Soprano.

In a sense, the same ambiguity hangs over almost every aspect of the state as it prepares to elect a new governor.

Many of the same ambiguities, of course, infect Hume's views on these questions, although his heterodoxy seems far less debatable.

When parents cannot agree upon how or what to celebrate in their home or even the religious identity of their children they are running the risk of communicating that same ambiguity and spiritual insecurity to their children as well.

But Phoenix says that same ambiguity worried him.

But Phoenix says that same ambiguity worried him.

In retrospect, these same ambiguities can easily lead the observer to overlook important observations, as was the case here with serum inhibition, a paradoxical result given the fact that serum had earlier been described as the source of NB that led to their discovery.