That's pretty ambiguous.

Musharraf s Ambiguous Legacy

This sentence is ambiguous.

I realize that's an ambiguous statement.

(a) Leaves the meaning ambiguous or obscure or

(a) Leaves the meaning ambiguous or obscure or

So, it's rapidly changing, highly diverse, chaotic, ambiguous, unpredictable.

They also have a slightly more ambiguous relationship with it.

In the case of hare, it's an ambiguous sound in English.

The role of GFPs tends to be ambiguous and ill defined.

The recommendation concerning the International Court of Justice is very ambiguous.

It gets even more complicated when the doctrines of use become ambiguous.

It's not ambiguous you know if you've solved the puzzles or not.

One delegation, however, said that such a statement was both ambiguous and pointless.

And of course, the ambiguous figures that seem to flip flop back and forth.

And more than that, the outside world, or task, is both ambiguous and variable.

Some of these verses are definite in meaning, it says, and others are ambiguous.

Moreover, the Transitional Government maintained its ambiguous position vis à vis the former military.

Finally, the resolution's operative section contains controversial and ambiguous language open to arbitrary manipulation.

So what you see in this particular ambiguous figure is, of course, the dolphins, right?

Real world problems are often ambiguous and ill defined and the context is always changing.

The ambiguous nature of education in indigenous communities continues to generate tensions and conflict today.

It was recalled that several other legal instruments, including the 1994 Convention itself, also incorporated ambiguous terms.

I love to figure things out, but the end result of what I'm doing is really completely ambiguous.

The term peacebuilding , which was ambiguous and unacceptable to her delegation, should be dropped once and for all.

Such studies are expensive, and the results, even if they show some kind of parallel conduct, are ambiguous.

We cannot accept such an ambiguous declaration, which may sow confusion about the acceptability of that important field of research.

There's actually ambiguous evidence as to whether you find reciprocity in other animals, but the evidence for people could not be clearer.

Intimacy means physical, emotional connection with somebody else and especially with somebody of the opposite sex who gives off ambiguous, contradictory, phosphorescent signals.

O you who believe! Do not say ambiguous words, but say words of respect, and listen. The disbelievers will have a painful torment.

O you who believe! Do not say ambiguous words, but say words of respect, and listen. The disbelievers will have a painful torment.

Many States, however, have enacted laws that are considerably broader than this definition, frequently using sweeping, vague and or ambiguous terms and concepts.

The third expert group felt that the term private armies was ambiguous and should be clarified so that it referred to all armed groups.

In short, the full commitment of the Transitional Government to the implementation of a comprehensive and even handed disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme remains ambiguous.

Rebecca Johnson from the Acronym Institute alerted the participants to the ambiguous position of the European Union in its cooperation with the US on space programmes.

Mr. Bellenger (France) said he agreed that the law was ambiguous and proposed that the text be amended to read Where the rules of law require .

The ICRC is concerned that it creates an ambiguous loophole through which parties to a conflict could avoid or minimize the scope of the detectability requirement.

China s real, long term intentions are not entirely obvious, and maybe that s part of its strategy ambiguous signals play an important role in diplomacy. But two things are clear.

O ye of Faith! Say not (to the Messenger) words of ambiguous import, but words of respect and hearken (to him) To those without Faith is a grievous punishment.

O ye of Faith! Say not (to the Messenger) words of ambiguous import, but words of respect and hearken (to him) To those without Faith is a grievous punishment.

It was suggested that the expression whether ordinary or special , in reference to judicial and administrative courts or bodies, should be deleted since the phrase was superfluous and ambiguous.

The impact of the text was further weakened by ambiguous wording that made it unclear whether the use of all or only some types of mines should be curtailed.

When I'm making these pieces, I'm always trying to find a point where I'm saying something very clearly and it's very simple, but also at the same time it's very ambiguous.

The last sentence of paragraph 1 of draft article 16 bis appeared to dispose of that concern, but the distinction between States Parties and Contracting States in paragraph 3 remained ambiguous.

It is He who sent down upon thee the Book, wherein are verses clear that are the Essence of the Book, and others ambiguous. As for those in whose hearts is swerving, they follow the ambiguous part, desiring dissension, and desiring its interpretation and none knows its interpretation, save only God. And those firmly rooted in knowledge say, 'We believe in it all is from our Lord' yet none remembers, but men possessed of minds.