| He carries off the ambiguousness of Prot's character with understated precision. |
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| I loved the ambiguousness and the honesty, the emotional resonance of being completely forthright and yet respectful of the subject matter. |
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| Nowadays, directors overuse music, lighting, and camera angles to destroy any ambiguousness in characters. |
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| And, in another instance of the show's deliberate ambiguousness, some of the most violent characters are also the funniest. |
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| All this finds voices through characters whose tactile immediacy fades imperceptibly into a fog of ambiguousness and contradiction. |
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| Arthur: For me, part of the power of still photography is the ambiguousness of pictures, the ability to give a hint about a scene or event without being too absolute. |
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| Moreover, we also had to hear Mrs. Rita Tremblay, the person in charge of blood bank transfusion security at the Le Gardeur Hospital to clarify some of the ambiguousness noted on reading the file. |
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| This ambiguousness is also present in OLAF's cooperation with national administrative authorities, for which it would have been advisable to establish a concept and guidelines. |
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| This is because what he shows us in the end is a kind of ambiguousness. |
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