Sentence examples for they were ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Whatever the shape of official warnings — and the defense contends that they were ambiguous — the alarm calls from the news media were voluminous and ample, the state says.

They have to be: stage and screen musicals in those days led you firmly through their own paces; inasmuch as they were ambiguous, emotionally or musically, they failed.

At best they were ambiguous about democracy; at worst, they were hostile toward it.

Damigo was "disappointed" in Trump, but the president's "statements were vague, they were ambiguous, and oftentimes people in his position will talk that way to skirt around difficult issues," he said.

They then rewrote items if they were ambiguous.

Citations were kept to request full articles if they were ambiguous.

"Decisions take longer when they're ambiguous," says Buberl.

If you want think about the longer-term implications here, they're ambiguous.

The triumph of this movie is that the answers matter a lot, even if they are ambiguous.

Now, residents are threatening to remove the new signs, saying they are ambiguous and don't keep interstate truck traffic off their street.

There are certainly signs that could be interpreted as evidence of life in particular the presence of methane in the Martian atmosphere but they are ambiguous.