Sentence examples for yet ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Gossip columns and cocktail parties are full of titillating hatter about her open yet ambiguous relationship with Mr. Fox.

Yet here he was – 20 years after apartheid – his massive yet ambiguous role in South African film finally being acknowledged.

This has led to optimistic yet ambiguous headlines, like, "Fewer than half of Americans oppose gay marriage".Today, the news is more clear.

Bowie displayed a tough yet ambiguous look of his own design, realised by his tailor friend Freddie Burretti alongside local seamstress Sue Frost.

The coincidence is often noted, and the story of King Kong has a vividly satirical, yet ambiguous relationship to this still current debate.

The courtroom sketch, by Jane Rosenberg, seems fitting of the De Niro persona - distinctly him, yet ambiguous enough in expression to match any of the myriad roles he has brought to bear.

Its eight paintings, which portray different men and women in the same upscale, shadowy bedroom, are simple, unstrained in either surface or subject, yet psychologically ambiguous.

Delius's essentially tonal yet harmonically ambiguous music provided melancholic beauty of its own, and also served to prepare listeners nicely for Mr. Korf's work, which followed.

The consequence is that stress is all around us yet quite ambiguous.

Closet Monster plays with familiar coming-out tropes, like the desire to run away to the big city and the sudden appearance of a sensual yet sexually ambiguous stranger.

The most revealing – and yet most ambiguous – clues to Hnefatafl lie in a series of riddles posed by a character identified as Odin in disguise (see Gestumblindi) in Hervarar saga.