Sentence examples for their ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Evans's pictures, lean, laconic and deadpan, are great works of ambiguous art, their ambiguity being a sign of respectful communication, one of great art's basic traits.

But their ambiguity has made them fodder for disaster portents.

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This time the results were devastating in their ambiguity.

In their ambiguity, the "Stills" are at once horrifying and exhilarating, both plummeting and flying.

There are people, he says, who simply don't easily fit into our existing categories and their ambiguity can be threatening.

The power of "Nefés" lay where it always lies in Bausch, in the skits, but their new ambiguity, their freedom from the note of complaint that marked her earlier work, made them especially piercing.

Swamps and bogs and their mysterious ambiguity — their perch between liquid and solid — hold a peculiar fascination for Hurd, a naturalist and poet who lives near Maryland's Finzel Swamp.

Several pieces are notable for their ambiguities.

Without Japan, they do not.The Japanese cannot hide behind their ambiguities for much longer.

In the theater, however, both works progress too ponderously to make their ambiguities appealing.