Usa "ambiguous" in una frase

1. while now they wallow in ambiguous alternative

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2. Sometimes, though, the cues that we receive from others are ambiguous

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3. Luck is an ambiguous term for karma

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4. The US president’s use of the word ‘cost’ in his address statement was deliberately ambiguous; it could either mean cost in monetary terms or a cost in lives to the enemy

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5. It was ambiguous, but at least his tone was a little lighter

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6. This argument does not necessarily apply, however, to ―lower‖ or evolving truths; that is to say, immeasurable ―truths‖ lacking infinite proportion; conditioned by circumstances or events that (oftentimes) require a reassessment of their former assumptions whose (ambiguous) validity lacks a critical center

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7. If he was, then he seems to have been a rather ambiguous choice, to my mind

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8. Some have ideas of heaven and hell but these concepts may be nebulous and ambiguous

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9. Assumptions documented here, should not be ambiguous in nature

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10. The publication Nursing Science is quoted as advocating a new feminist approach that is “open-ended, ambiguous, dynamically constructed, incessantly questioned, endlessly self-revising, never set, but floating and moving with the river of life

11. our respect for the laws of war against our armed forces and are trying to open the door to claims of war crimes based on ambiguous

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12. Those ambiguous albeit meaningful descriptions constitute the

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13. Most current questions, I wager, define amorphous and ambiguous spaces, and

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14. In October 1929 Lord Irwin, Viceroy of India, tried to make an ambiguous statement in relation to the Dominion status but no changes were made

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15. to have an ambiguous meaning and ultimately it did although

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16. That is: many and ambiguous rules; a chaotic spider-web to use only when you want to or when you sense a result that is coherent with your own interest

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17. meaning of the poem is illusive, ambiguous, and the

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18. The police were hesitant on entering the ambiguous grounds which were beyond the borders of Punjab

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19.  If there is a lack of planning in these areas results may be ambiguous, even useless

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20. ‘Yes, in more ways than one,’ reflected her Ladyship, in an ambiguous tone

21. Yosef felt ambiguous about the coming birth as he got out of his house, wanting a quiet moment alone to reflect on things

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22. I was ambiguous about

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23. then?’ he said, using the sailor’s code of being intentionally ambiguous, to avert

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24. From the approaching radio sounds, Mitchell then felt their private conversation was somewhat ambiguous, that Nathan may have been speaking through pure anger

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25. profile and a couple of e-mails in the ambiguous world of online dating

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26. showed little interest and seemed deeply engrossed in the ambiguous

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27. Hawaii in reference to his ambiguous references to the land deal

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28. them with his ambiguous speech

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29. Was the hint ambiguous? A threat to her job, as in, walk the plank? – Savannah

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30. Under normal circumstances, Wickland would have thought that they were probably taking the accident to the extremes, especially in light of the past scandals that had rocked the foundations of city hall; however, his perspective on this issue was somewhat ambiguous given his discovery at the Spalding home

31. Closing the password box and right-clicking on the icon, Wickland selected Properties in hopes of gaining some further insight into the nature of this folder, the title of which was ambiguous and confounding

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32. The political and social situation in Indochina is a lot more complicated and ambiguous than American newspapers might have led you to believe

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33. of its movement is ambiguous

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34. button to symbolize his ambiguous feelings about the endeavor he

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35. It was so ambiguous, you could have argued about ‘local time’ for ever, if you needed to

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36. With as much discretion as I can manage without being ambiguous, I turn the conversation to the topic of a bribe

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37. Genocide required a clear distinction between Keller and his victims, but the data was ambiguous at best

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38. ‘The perception that women are ambiguous by nature is not unfounded for they tend to dissemble

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39. Politics at the best of times is ambiguous, and we

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40. The ambiguous cheering from outside the car mutated inside Byron’s head into one big cheer for him, suitably deluded he finally stepped from the car accompanied, and guarded against bolting, by the beautiful Flower and Candy

41. prophecy is written in an ambiguous manner, but most of what we will

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42. “And that would be the first type, the Conspirator's Conspiracy?” Olive felt ambiguous about 808

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43. N-generation narration is ambiguous not because it is pragmatically realistic, but because it is idealistically indifferent: it does not have the spirit to will an ideal to action, and rather has an idealism of pragmatically compromised action absent of spiritual direction

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44. So, I ask you again, what is more pornographic, your thirteen year old Cuntry Club daughter texting her breasts to her gender ambiguous gym coach, or the child labor of missing limbs and lost lives in every product, the villages and nations ruined to a migration of extinction by the land grabs, research labs, and corporate conquests extinguishing all that stands between it and profit, the occupation of your boredom, and the preoccupation of your meritorious privilege? You tell me which is more pornographic?” EvEx concluded and hir images faded

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45. When they forgot what they had been reminded of, the Almighty opened to them the treasures of the earth, then He would inevitably and on a sudden destroy them, for the truth became ambiguous to them 'due to their disbelief'

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46. ” Joel quietly interjected, in an ambiguous tone, for he’d also noted the way Kathy had withdrawn from him, her voice chilling a notch when speaking to him

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47. They only had Ellie’s ambiguous text to point them in this direction, but everyone at the station, including Clayton, agreed it was the place the made the most sense

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48. She was filled with sudden insight into why their ancestors had chosen these ambiguous kamon and emblems

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49. He felt this was as ambiguous as he could be

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50. Such an ambiguous thing, this little glow

51. worryingly ambiguous, she concentrated on the relief

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52. More than once he made studiously ambiguous remarks, but she chose to keep their relationship on an impersonal, business level

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53. Indeed, volumes are filled with ambiguous descriptions of both

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54. still remains ambiguous and controversial

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55. undertaking this war was an ambiguous oracle, that was

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56. arising from an ambiguous oracle that was found in their

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57. But Step Eight was not ambiguous:

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58. "� That remains ambiguous in that we could rent the car

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59. We will discuss the meaning and interpretation of controversial verses in the Bible, and learn what biblical scholars and academics say about how we can, as individuals and organisations, alternatively read and interpret such complex ambiguous writings in ‘Sacred Scripture’

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60. The following verses written in the New Testament are harsh and ambiguous with an apparent emphasis for the motivation of obedience through the incitation of fear by way of the threat of eternal damnation in hell

61. Naturally, we often encounter information that is unexpected or ambiguous

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62. Einstein’s equation E = mc2, and its inverse m = E divided by c2, is ambiguous in that mass, matter and energy are incontrovertibly different forms of energies, some from atom-energies

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63. 'After animadverting on the "rather pitiable way" in which one commentator after another has defined and repeated Lightfoot’s somewhat ambiguous words, taking him to assert, or making him assert, "that Gehenna was the abode of the damned, a place of eternal fire, and that there are endless examples to prove it," Dr

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64. Reality, he insisted, was an ambiguous affair at best and very chameleon like in its

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65. My questions were answered with short, ambiguous answers, fed

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66. was very ambiguous to say the least

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67. child in us all,' and again she laughed that ambiguous laugh of hers which I was beginning

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68. sensed that his explanation seemed very ambiguous to me

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69. position may be ambiguous: the nature of telos comes as either that

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70. one should notice some ambiguous character of the process

71. bears an ambiguous character: it changes from the faith into neces-

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72. In those still ambiguous words he kept eagerly looking for something more definite and conclusive

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73. Eating his cutlet and drinking his tea, he buried his chin in his sky-blue cravat, into which were thrust two diamond pins, held together by a small gold chain; and he smiled a singular smile, in a sugary, ambiguous fashion

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74. Evidence is ambiguous

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75. Such a maddeningly ambiguous choice for that final directive—Travel securely

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76. Even though the evidence was sparse and ambiguous, there were indications that western technology was being stolen and ending up in Russian hands

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77. "Tragic, but ambiguous," said he, pulling up the blind

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78. It is all mirage—all ambiguous

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79. I only used the whip twice in all our seven years (not counting a third occasion of a very ambiguous character)

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80. "I perceive, Avdotya Romanovna, that you seem disposed to undertake his defence all of a sudden," Luzhin observed, twisting his lips into an ambiguous smile, "there's no doubt that he is an astute man, and insinuating where ladies are concerned, of which Marfa Petrovna, who has died so strangely, is a terrible instance

81. ON THE SUBJECT of hate, Charlie’s Bible remained ambiguous

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82. I saw neither of them on my return, but, on the other hand, as by an ambiguous compensation, I saw a great deal of Miles

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83. An author cannot of course remain wholly unaffected by his experience, but the ways in which a story-germ uses the soil of experience are extremely complex, and attempts to define the process are at best guesses from evidence that is inadequate and ambiguous

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84. Usually the comparison of data with theoretical predictions has an ambiguous result, so the scientist must go back to his desk or lab to reconsider his ideas and research strategy

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85. The reports to stockholders were supremely ambiguous on the matter of depreciation charges,7 but according to the financial manuals the company’s policy was as follows: “Depreciation is $300,000 per annum, and all items of replacement and building alterations are charged direct to operating expense

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86. However, the term dividend basis is ambiguous, since it is used sometimes to denote the rate and sometimes the ratio

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87. A criterion based on adjectives is always ambiguous

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88. ” We have selected the end of 1968 for our study, because the write-offs taken by General in 1969 made the figures for that year too ambiguous

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89. ? Or was that really the initial D? The writing was just ambiguous enough that I couldn’t be sure

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90. Then, I craved nothing more than the fumblings, the inexplicable exceptions, the ambiguous grammar of actual human relations

91. That was the type of ambiguous, almost innocent comment that had gotten Ash into trouble so often during her training

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92. From a purely statistical perspective the majority of candles fall between 40–60% in accuracy, a rather ambiguous range

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93. ”Angyal’s theory of the ambiguous gestalt: its implications for psychotherapy”

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