Sentence examples for towards ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Even so, the pederastic stresses are there again in Lloyd's production, and – particularly with a dramatist whose dialogue tends towards ambiguity – readings of this kind seem justified.

I investigate the relationship between attitudes towards ambiguity and the ability to reduce compound risks.

Another source of flexibility was the focus of the collaboration on the present moment in their communications and a permissive attitude towards ambiguity on activities considered for the medium term.

The idea is that an agent who is averse towards ambiguity about the actual drifts and volatilities may opt, to be conservative, for a worst-case approach to valuation in order to compensate for losses that could occur due to the wrong choice of model parameters.

They moved away from aggressive, macho posturing, towards ambiguity, fun and Afrocentricity.

Therefore, reducing the differential ionospheric effect is one of the most important steps towards improving ambiguity resolution and to achieve accurate medium- and long-range kinematic positioning (Odijk, 2000; Vollath et al., 2000; Kashani et al., 2005; Wielgosz et al., 2005).

But it cannot afford to show the same ambiguity towards the rule of law and human rights".

What if the idea of a European rapid-reaction force founders because of French ambiguity towards NATO?

I am far from satisfied with these accounts, which I shall return to in a moment, but first of all I want to point out some of the ambiguity towards such killers in the past.

But the bishops disliked the prologue to the accord, which included some sharp words aimed at Basque nationalists, most of whom do not support terrorism.To many Spaniards this clerical hesitation smacked of ambiguity towards the terrorists.

The Tour glosses over the fact that, as well as being a superman on the bike, 'Master Jacques' sums up the sport's ambiguity towards drugs: he was passionately opposed to the tests brought in as his career ended and refused to give urine samples.