Asked about the state of his back on his first morning at the club, he replied, somewhat
ambiguously, "I'd better say it's fine.
Dating from 1998, it reads as if the author expects the reader to blow up if just one thing isn't framed softly and
ambiguously enough.
Hosted by The
Ambiguously Gay Duo, a superhero team unhealthily obsessed with former ``SNL'' performer (and current has-been) Jimmy Fallon, ``The Best of Saturday TV Funhouse'' offers a nice compendium of Smigel's sensibility, which is a lot edgier than the show otherwise tends to be these days.
It must be tempting for Swiss architects, especially those with an international reputation, to regard their home country as an anachronism--related to the EU but not in it,
ambiguously democratic (do all those referendums represent progress or reaction?
All this subversive fiction, even when it seems wholly nihilistic, even as its plots meander and end
ambiguously, even at Ballard's violent best or Acker's senseless worst, thus seems inherently optimistic: it presupposes a reader for whom writing still matters, and a world that has the capacities and technologies of reading and writing, because in the novels, mysterious and malevolent abuses have eradicated just such a world.
Like most of Major's fiction, One Flesh ends
ambiguously, neither denying nor fully supporting the central characters' aspirations.
McKanan focuses on the literature--especially the social reform fiction--of the nonresistance, abolitionist, and temperance movements, in which he sees radical Christian liberal theology articulated and sentimental identification applied consistently if often
ambiguously.
Slightly
ambiguously, the Commission has responded that "information on the potential offered by desalination techniques will be considered in the context of future decisions concerning requests for Community funding submitted recently by the Spanish authorities regarding the re-routing of the Ebre".
Whereas the film ends very
ambiguously, our musical goes on past where the film ends.
In dismissing the state's claim, the judge said the federal law, while
ambiguously worded, does not prohibit the secretary from making such decisions.
Note the uncannily parallel popularity of
ambiguously raced actors Keanu Reeves and Vin Diesel in their futuristic roles in The Matrix and XXX.
Rather than tease taxpayers with
ambiguously reasoned rulings, the Service should issue guidance that decisively addresses applying the LR doctrine to upstream combinations that also qualify as A or C reorganizations.
