Sentence examples for wholly ambiguous from inspiring English sources
Certain hysterics on the left lofted this accusation, pointing to wholly ambiguous video snippets, while their counterparts on the right claimed that the unemployment rate's dip to 7.8 percent — the lowest since the first month of Obama's presidency — was some sort of statistical skulduggery by the White House.
Others, however, such as La Mettrie and Diderot, regarded Cheselden's account as wholly ambiguous in its implications.
They're completely ambiguous.
If Arafat gets serious about terrorism (and the signs so far are ambiguous but not wholly discouraging), then it will be Sharon's turn to do something hard, and the United States will have to insure that he does it.
Unsworth is too smart to indulge in such easy wish fulfillment, and he does manage to make Kemp somewhat ambiguous at the end, neither wholly evil nor quite reformed.
Restrictions were ambiguous: someone who at first seemed to be wholly on the side of the state would turn out to be not so loyal in private.
