Sentence examples for two ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Trying to help a table select a wine, a waiter offered two ambiguous adjectives: "fleshy" and "funky".

Reporters, federal lawyers and elected officials, including Governor Rowland, have sparred over the meaning of two ambiguous paragraphs on Page 35 of the indictment.

Ms. Harris shows shots of New York City dissolved into patterns of light; in Ms. Millett's installation upwardly mobile dreams and on-the-skids reality meet; Mr. Wiley's paintings of African-American men combine portraiture and stereotypes, leaving the line between the two ambiguous.

Sportello himself has almost as prodigious an appetite for cinema as he does for drugs, and an encyclopedic knowledge of the two fields; in his regular sessions watching late-night films on TV while smoking joints, the two ambiguous vehicles for fantasy (both mind-liberating but potentially mind-warping) come together.

Depending on these scenarios, we can have the possible three cases namely; no-solution, which occurs when there is only one known node range is available for localization; secondly, many solutions, where one unknown node has two ranges to know known nodes, i.e., there are two ambiguous outcomes that exist when two range circles intersect.

If these two ambiguous points were less ambiguous, theologians and priests like me would be out of our jobs.

In a controlled experiment, 139 auditors were given five ambiguous auditing vignettes and asked to judge the accounting in each.

No human conflict is recorded in cave art, although at three separate sites there are four ambiguous drawings of a creature with a man's limbs and torso, pierced with spearlike lines.

Three ambiguous probe locations were presented during the test.

Residents were presented with five ambiguous vignettes typical of patients presenting on the inpatient general medicine services.

In the judgement bias tests the quails were in addition to pretrained cues exposed to three ambiguous cues (shades of grey intermediate between the positive and negative cue).