Sentence examples for were as ambiguous from inspiring English sources

But security researchers say that the majority of those attacks were as ambiguous as the Telvent case.

For the questions that were heard and fielded, answers were as ambiguous as you might expect.

Yet he is as ambiguous as ever.

And the islands' geography is as ambiguous as their history.

In many ways, the situation of Iranian Kurds is as ambiguous as their poetry meetings.

The conclusion was going to be as ambiguous as the ending of the series itself.

We tell our public life as though it were the epic of El Cid, when in truth it is as ambiguous as "The Golden Bowl".

I cannot think of any other work where the relations between words and deeds are as ambiguous as in Don Quixote, except (once again) for Hamlet.

As it lifts and pivots through the action its purpose is as ambiguous as the plot, serving one moment as a conventional window, the next as the surface of a lake.

But bumpy moments for the brands are unavoidable as they are woven so deeply into the fabric of movies, especially if the protagonist is as ambiguous as Clooney's unsentimental downsizer.

Likes, in many ways, are as ambiguous as an old-school Facebook Poke.