Sentence examples for thoroughly ambiguous from inspiring English sources
The movie is thoroughly ambiguous.
None of Antonioni's movies is more thoroughly ambiguous and elusive than his 1962 masterpiece L'Eclisse, which returns to the cinema in a new, restored version.
There is nothing seriously controversial about Ms. Mohr's work, which places the more regimental aspects of Army training beside the more fluid aspects of dance training but mixes the two enough to be thoroughly ambiguous.
Apart from coming up with a thoroughly ambiguous ending, it doesn't appear to have many strong ideas about the work, and treats much of it as an excuse for a bit of a romp, strange in a piece that Rameau described as a tragédie en musique and which deals with incest, suicide and accusations of attempted rape.
Anna Thorvaldsdottir's "Hrim" (2011) was about dispersion — the idea of fragments and motifs traveling through the ensemble, transforming a static harmony into a shimmering, harmonically ambiguous, thoroughly enveloping texture.
Jon Voight plays the glowering secretary of state for defence, and John Turturro is an ambiguous and thoroughly unlikable operative with a secretive government agency who attempts to push our young hero around, and is duly punished by being embarrassingly stripped down to his underwear.
In this sense, the carcinogenetic role of DIABLO is ambiguous, and needs to be examined more thoroughly, also in neuroblastoma.
The case of the Snake River shows how thoroughly mythic thinking and grandiose expectations for nature have saddled the policy process with ambiguous language and goals.
Three narratives — the murder of a family of four, a man who kills his daughter, and an ambiguous event involving two boys at summer camp — are recited, acted out, sung, and thoroughly distilled.
The content of each search result was thoroughly checked to ensure its relevance to the topic of the study, especially for papers with ambiguous title.
We hardly dare face our bewilderment, because our ambiguous experience is so pleasantly iridescent, and the solace of belief in contrived reality is so thoroughly real.
