(1) In my opinion, since there is no ambiguity or uncertainty, the application of this rule does not arise.

(2) The same person will tolerate ambiguity in one situation but not in another.

(3) We can detect no ambiguity in this section of the Act

(4) It's over 30 years since David Bowie made sexual ambiguity positively de rigueur.

(5) The theme is an original one, and in its lack of ambiguity , not very typical of the composer.

(6) The film is fraught with moral ambiguity

(7) The potential for ambiguity aside, this was an offer that couldn't be refused.

(8) Yet none of this is to imply that Chagall lacked depth or a feel for ambiguity .

(9) The result of giving the words their ordinary meaning is not absurd or unreasonable, nor is there ambiguity or obscurity.

(10) That brief moment tells us plenty about the two men, and of the moral ambiguity of the scene.

(11) Very occasionally, we realise just how dangerous ambiguity can be.

(12) Even after the play threatens to get all preachy on us, it pulls back and delivers a note of melancholy ambiguity .

(13) It is true that there is some ambiguity in the clauses in question, as submitted by Mr. Jones.

(14) Provided we take account of the ambiguity , no harm is done, and much benefit derived.

(15) Yet they maintain just enough ambiguity so that the audience is left still puzzling over the piece afterwards.

(16) Bonhoeffer was not afraid to act if the ambiguity did not give way to clarity.

(17) It is sure to retain its ambiguity , its complexity, and its centrality in human life.

(18) The actor's political ambiguity resolves itself, here at least, in a genuinely radical portrayal.

(19) The plot is skilfully condensed, but an inevitable result is that nearly all of the subtlety and moral ambiguity of the novel is lost.

(20) So any question of ambiguity is really dealt with in accordance with those ordinary principles.