| They suggest that female characters are often ambiguously placed as retributive agents and eroticized victims of violence. |
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| Every line, both verbal and musical, is ambiguously literal and self-critical. |
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| The set of four gouaches on paper ambiguously stages tensions among the four men in a barren gray landscape. |
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| Later in the film, her intense and ambiguously romantic friendship with the fisherman challenges her marriage. |
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| Such poems as these complicitly and ambiguously critique racism, sexism, and violence. |
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| The opus did not now leave the strangely, ambiguously ambivalent feeling it had an hour earlier. |
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| Our body image in fact is central, if ambiguously so, to our mental and physical well-being. |
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| Her first painting in an abstract style, A Quiet Place, suggests an ambiguously defined courtyard flanked by rectilinear columns and passageways. |
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| The removal of ambiguously aligned positions left 269 sites shared between all four protein families. |
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| Extracts from the novel are included, which show somewhat ambiguously the conventionalism of the writer. |
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| Intervening in this particular republic is much less ambiguously a win-win situation. |
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| The trick is to make the meaning slide ambiguously from clause to clause, from sentence to sentence. |
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| Things had been left so ambiguously, and I didn't want there to be a hint of negativity left between us. |
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| Birt, a revolutionary technocrat who related ambiguously to artists, sent out conciliatory messages with his famously unstructured Armani suits. |
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| The rather ambiguously autonomous stature of art in militaristic states still has the ability to put a guilty shiver down the spine. |
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| As well as pushing notions of identity in the film, he makes Sean an ambiguously gay character. |
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| Its characters are presented ambiguously and their conflicts are not structured in terms of clear-cut oppositions between good and evil. |
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| It is a surrealistic tale ambiguously told on the subject of alien abduction. |
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| Of course he used them ambiguously, contradictorily and dialectically, but use them he did. |
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| In several sculptures, painted yarn and spools of thread are made ambiguously tactile by offering hard surfaces on objects one knows to be soft. |
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| Forgiveness was the punctum I found in Unforgiven and which is already there in the text, if ambiguously. |
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| But when he goes over a line that it is ambiguously drawn, then we erupt with outrage. |
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| By the 1950s the rapid assignment of gender to an ambiguously gendered infant had become standard. |
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| The European Parliament has also, in turn, formulated its positions ambiguously. |
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| The definition is worded ambiguously, however, and permits of two contradictory interpretations. |
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| A health organization felt that many of the obligations contained in sections J to R were ambiguously stated, and open to wide interpretation. |
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| In the defining moment of the film, Hedwig, a MTF transsexual played by a cisgender gay man, kisses Yitzhak, an ambiguously male character played by a cisgender woman. |
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| Orwell was indeed unsociable, anti-feminist and homophobic, but only ambiguously anti-Semitic, and by no means such a dewy-eyed idealiser of the plebs as some have imagined. |
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| This is much more sophisticated than your average slacker comedy, as it features, for a change, a female protagonist, the ambiguously named everywoman, She. |
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| The new version of the bill is so ambiguously written, it might be almost as discriminatory as the old version. |
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| In addition to being ambiguously sincere, it happens to be false. |
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| This is very much the lo-fi, ambiguously related peppermint duo of old. |
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| In the middle of the cinquecento, at least in certain cultivated circles, there was a taste for figures in paintings that ambiguously combined male and female characteristics. |
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| Others play ambiguously on the forms of razor shells or neolithic monuments. |
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| Whether or not demonic forces are out to get Bruner for defending the priest is rendered pretty ambiguously as well. |
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| The term 'ready-made connecting devices' is unclear and is ambiguously translated in, for instance, the Danish, Dutch and English language versions. |
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| Residence permits should not be limited to victims who have suffered serious exploitation or limited to a group of victims who are ambiguously defined under the law. |
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| The corruption to which the United Kingdom had ambiguously referred had been imported from abroad by the former colonial Powers, and the Government of Sierra Leone was doing everything it could to combat the problem. |
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| One of the reasons is that the BAP was ambiguously formulated and just refers to an agreed outcome and adopting a decision at COP 15, and is silent on the form of the outcome, whether legally-binding or not. |
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| The other key managerial agency of government, the Treasury Board, came to share with the Commission certain ambiguously defined authority which brought the two agencies into conflict as often as collaboration. |
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| This term does not cover the processes ambiguously described as cold or swelling welding because in such cases the surface is partially dissolved and glued. |
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| The Court presents them as the expression of a balanced political theory, which it has arrived at on the basis of ambiguously framed Treaty provisions. |
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| However, Odo had ambiguously left the kingdom jointly to his two sons, Hunald and Hatto. |
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| Plant breeders have developed some daffodils with double, triple, or ambiguously multiple rows and layers of segments. |
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| Julius nurses an intense and ambiguously unrequited crush on Titus. |
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| The Prelude ends ambiguously, in that the two crotchet rests in bar 26 act as a fermata of indeterminate length as the resonance sustained by the open pedal fades al niente. |
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| The intriguing story gleaned from the book, then, is not so much a failed prophecy, but a failed religious vision, ambiguously conceived and incompetently organized. |
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