Sentence examples for unresolved ambiguity from inspiring English sources

He was a master of the genre, and his stories, at their best, seem to hover in unresolved ambiguity.

Dr. Kay warned, though, of an "unresolved ambiguity" over many aspects of Mr. Hussein's weapons program, as a result of the looting of documents, laboratories and military bases -- some of it petty vandalism and some, he said, probably organized to hide evidence.

The most horrible touch of all is the unresolved ambiguity of whether the ghosts are real or if Miss Giddens, turned completely mad, has imagined them.

In the foreword, theologian John Cobbs seems to reveal this unresolved ambiguity when he writes that 'we can study the evolution of what in this book are called "selves" as well as the evolution of bodies' (p. x, our emphasis).

The Coens have noted their comfort with unresolved ambiguity.

This example illustrates an unresolved ambiguity that arises from different conventions in standard English and Nigerian English over the use of contrastive stress (indicated by * in data).

Wells's story (with its unresolved ambiguities) is strange and disturbing; the story of "30 Minutes or Less," in which Jesse Eisenberg stars as a pizza deliverer who is compelled to rob a bank to finance a planned hit by a couple of lowlifes, offers a tall crime tale that seems remarkably similar to that one, and it, too, is enjoyably strange and sordid.

Singleton ribotypes in the libraries that were not repeated were treated as cloning artifacts and excluded from subsequent analyses, as were the remaining unresolved ambiguities.

12 Unresolved samples, ambiguity sequences, low quality sequences, error sequences were eliminated for final analysis.

Daniele Gatti, conducting a powerful if flawed performance with the Philharmonia, tellingly left the ambiguities unresolved.

However, limiting the sequenced region to exon 2 and 3 is a compromise which leaves unresolved certain allele ambiguities that are outside this region.