Sentence examples for tolerance for ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Ambiguity tolerance is critical, as evidence suggests that if medical students possess a high tolerance for ambiguity, they may provide a higher quality of care in ambiguous conditions.

This speculation requires a tolerance for ambiguity.

"I have a very high tolerance for ambiguity," Jones said.

GROWING up in Brazil, I developed a high tolerance for ambiguity.

And it is this tolerance for ambiguity within the self that distinguishes Mr. Clinton from his accuser.

But the generals' doctrine has no tolerance for ambiguity; it would make ambiguity itself a cause for war.

New York recently missed a chance for a Cattelan-style test of its tolerance for ambiguity and multiple meanings.

"Although we have a high tolerance for ambiguity and unpredictability, we keep asking ourselves what we are really accomplishing".

It's as if the author suspected her readers had zero tolerance for ambiguity -- which, given a broad sampling of popular culture, may be a fair assumption.

"A low tolerance for ambiguity is when somebody has to know that weekly check is going to be there on Friday or they're not a good functioning person.

Bush has no tolerance for ambiguity; he can't revere his father and, on occasion, want to defy him, or lose charge of his White House for a minute, or allow himself to wonder if Iraq might ultimately fail.