Sentence examples for veiled ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Any veiled ambiguity is usually found in the reading of the message, not in the medium itself.

Much like the term "producer" in Hollywood, the job of promoter is veiled in a certain ambiguity.

It skims along the surface, hums underneath the tension; it's sexy and louche, full of ambiguity and veiled promise.

This was a mine of information for movie buffs, illuminating one of the key movies from the so-called "New Hollywood" movement of the 70s while offering fascinating glimpses into the way the creation of a successful movie is invariably shrouded in ambiguity and thinly veiled jealousies.

And that skill not only has the net effect of stripping away the veils of ambiguity and signaling so characteristic of managerial cultures, but also it encourages the emotional relationships leaders need if they are to survive.

Women are veiled.

Others wore veiled masks.

She too is veiled.

But she is veiled.

Every woman was veiled.

All the women were veiled.