Sentence examples for were rather ambiguous from inspiring English sources

By design, and in keeping with the Body Snatchers ethos, our final five minutes were rather ambiguous.

PNs were rather ambiguous about their role [ 43, 51].

In some countries, PNs were rather ambiguous about their role, and they did not agree with GPs on this.

However, since all results so far were rather ambiguous, it appeared wise to collect further data before planning such a trial.

"It's rather ambiguous," said Karen Wilutis, the Brookhaven town attorney.

My view, then, is that the electoral consequences of the budget debates are rather ambiguous.

It may seem obvious that classifying CAs according to these morphologies is rather ambiguous because the geographic size will never have regular CA borders in reality.

The two versions differ from each other on some important points, and are both unsatisfactory, since Wyclif's definitions of the different types of distinction are rather ambiguous.

But the word "capitalism" is rather ambiguous and its use obscures as much as it illuminates.

The meaning of image is rather ambiguous, although it is safe to say it was not a licensed product.

The effect of endophenotype 2 is rather ambiguous.