Sentence examples for them ambiguous from inspiring English sources

All carry additional, though related, meanings that make them ambiguous.

Both the term luminance and the symbol Y conflict with their CIE definitions, making them ambiguous.

Two other sleeping children, presumably in another bed, are not blond, but they are dimly lighted, leaving them ambiguous.

But a related section, "Rhetoric of Persuasion," directly above on the third floor, scrutinizes modern art's vaunted moral values and finds them ambiguous.

The pope, in a weak and halting voice, told the assembled red hats things they already knew, such as that pedophilia is not only a crime but also "an appalling sin in the eyes of God". He offered them ambiguous advice as to the remedy, counseling "zero tolerance" and at the same time an unshaken belief in redemption.

Each was grateful for the other's casualness; the fact that they did not need to explain their absences to each other kept them ambiguous, almost without meaning, as they'd been over the years when, late coming home from the office, Audie had said, "I was held up".

Some rules are not meaningful in biology, so we classified them as ambiguous and removed them.

And, as in the CEO's case, it helps them build their mental map, which helps them interpret ambiguous events and ultimately act on them.

· 1979 Desktop publishing using laser printers, which I subsequently developed by founding Imagen Corp. · 1979 Rewrote all American bicycle racing rules to make them less ambiguous and standardize penalties, then got them adopted effective 1980.01.01.

The court ruled that the evidence against them was ambiguous.

His comments were addressed to the Kremlin's opponents rather than to his mentor, but Mr Putin's stunt made them sound ambiguous.