Sentence examples for you ambiguity from inspiring English sources

What do you expect when you're meeting your former lover (and your suddenly estranged husband's best friend) for the first time in two years, for motives that aren't clear even to you? Ambiguity Pinter-style has rarely felt as passionate or as painful as it does in this truly illuminating revival.

That's where artists try to go: you want multiple reads, you want ambiguity.

So you introduce ambiguity and anxiety when you've just gone through all of that...There is a balance to be struck but...it's incumbent on the commissioning support staff to deliver the best for the CCG, because in that lies the security of continuing employment.

If you want ambiguity, complication, doubleness — a thick texture — you can't have shot-from-guns story lines as well.

Mr. Sheen, who has worked with Mr. Morgan more than any other actor has, said: "You could say something like 'Frost/Nixon' is about two sides of Peter, and within those sides you have ambiguity.

Ami Ayalon, former head of the Shin Bet domestic security agency, says, "The world won't let you have nuclear ambiguity if you act crazy".

LaGravenese added: "You can have ambiguity in television that you are not allowed in film.

A large part of art's allure is its ambiguity; you can take it as you wish, make of it what you will.

One is a camouflage pattern for snorkelers and divers, designed not to scare the shark away but to introduce visual ambiguity: "You can't see me, or you're not quite sure what I am, and you may leave me alone," Hart explained.

And you see this ambiguity very clearly, for example, when you are on Facebook.

"If you release something with ambiguities, you've released a buggy code," said one, nonchalantly.