| Nowadays, directors overuse music, lighting, and camera angles to destroy any ambiguousness in characters. |
| Of course he would see to it that not a shadow of ambiguousness was allowed to rest on such a name. |
| 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. |
| He carries off the ambiguousness of Prot's character with understated precision. |
| 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. |
| Let the ambiguous procession of events reveal their own ambiguousness. |
