His expression is wonderfully ambiguous.
Chow and Su's relationship, in particular, is wonderfully ambiguous.
Yet even here Ian McDiarmid's electrifying portrayal continues to be wonderfully ambiguous.
The mood is wonderfully ambiguous, as is Mr. Shepherd's pungent harmonic voice.
As conveyed in "Topsy-Turvy," the reactions of the guests at the soiree are wonderfully ambiguous.
We tend to forget how wonderfully ambiguous "Julius Caesar" often feels in its moral definitions of its characters.
" 'Alice In Wonderland' is so wonderfully ambiguous, you can find almost any interpretation you want," Mr. Burstein said.
In Southcliffe, the passage of time is articulated by the certainty of the shipping forecast, but the landscape and weather is wonderfully ambiguous.
What the novel does share with its predecessor is Lotz's expertise at orchestrating the mounting tension as the story builds to a wonderfully ambiguous, though satisfying and unusual, denouement.
" 'Henry Fool' is its own testament to the power of words, even as it merges the fortunes of its characters in a wonderfully ambiguous final gesture," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
I don't know whom Mr. Slimane had in a mind when he designed this tunic, but at that moment, in the brightness of the day, with this wonderfully ambiguous garment on my back, I felt like a million bucks.
