Sentences with phrase «ambiguity there»

JoAnn Hathaway: So what happens though, it's very common for there to be some ambiguity there.

The ambiguity there is awesome, it could be either, and it doesn't matter.

In response to a photo of the two of them together, Cyrus replied «Niall is not my boyfriend,» but left a little ambiguity there.

I tell you about this since I experienced the same kind of ambiguity there that I experience with ND.

There's no ambiguity there.

Not exact matches

But there was just one hiccup: Due to ambiguity around the US regulatory environment, investors in America would be explicitly forbidden from investing in that crowdsale in late June.

The answer to the question is equally powerful and profound — and there's no riddle or ambiguity involved: They've gone to companies that thank them for their loyal purchases and online engagement.

There's a lot of research on the value of ambiguity.

«And there was an ambiguity about which way it was even being politicized.»

Switchrus: With a headline of «Free Ad Space for Startups,» there's no ambiguity with this one.

While there is big potential in this type of approach, ambiguity remains.

There is no ambiguity in these boardrooms over who is in charge.

Like much of the research on how diet affects health, the research on the link between meat and cancer has enough ambiguity that it's possible to cherry - pick a research list that supports either position, but many reviews of research on the best - established link between meat and cancer — colorectal cancer — find, as this 2014 review published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition does, that there is a convincing association between meat eating and colorectal cancer.

But there's lower ambiguity on the paint - by - numbers path: very clear but more risky.

The Korn Ferry recruiter said there is a huge movement to fill these positions, but there is also ambiguity about the responsibilities of the positions because it's an emerging field.

But there was little ambiguity: Koogle would have to part with the chairman role, or Semel would probably walk.

A problem with talking about average investment returns is that there is real ambiguity about what people mean by «average».

A growth agenda may be good for equities, but the untethering of the monetary policy experiment may not be good for equities, and there may be some ambiguity as to what this means for risk assets and portfolios.

We have folks (the CD Howe Business Cycle Council) who have set the definitions and draw conclusions based on the data, and even still, there's what appears to be a fair amount of subjectivity and ambiguity involved with classifying recessions.

On this point there is no ambiguity.

One of the most obvious problem is the «guidance» makes some things less clear, «There are some critical ambiguities in this construct.

Our regular contributor, Kevin Gold, expressed some concerns regarding this and there is still a lot of ambiguity regarding how this will actually work.

«Permanent Work funding from FEMA is the main source of federal assistance to help a community repair and rebuild its public infrastructure after a natural disaster, and there should be absolutely no ambiguity that the federal government intends to provide this crucial assistance to help Puerto Rico build back after Hurricane Maria,» they wrote.

Moreover, there is a persistent ambiguity to his awaited quasi-Benedictine order.

Certainly there is much ambiguity in the texts concerning whether or not brahman is static.

If there was any uncertainty or ambiguity about anything, a question would receive and immediate, clear answer.

Mainstream Protestant denominations do not formally deny the Incarnation like this, but the point is that there is a certain tension and ambiguity regarding the Incarnation, more or less conscious, that runs through all Reformation thinking.

There are perfunctory references to the moral ambiguities involved, but the gist of the article is that such harvesting for laboratory experiments can be clearly separated from the rightness or wrongness of abortion, can advance medical developments useful to the already born, and therefore should be approved.

There is a very delicate question which places us face to face with the ambiguity of the situation..

There was a time when gray areas of ambiguity were respected, when questions about treatment or non-treatment «would be resolved by a family, its doctor, and its clergyman.»

There are ambiguities in the bill's current version that might leave room for religious colleges» conduct policies.

In defining the American civil religion there was a certain ambiguity in my original article» that I would now like to clear up.

In order that there be no ambiguity about what I mean I would like to cite briefly the Declaration of Independence, and also the Gettysburg Address which represents a rededication to and renewal of that primary text:

Eventually (there is disagreement over when), Whitehead developed the idea of God as an actual entity who, though probably not free of tragedy and ambiguity, actively promotes goodness.

There is, in my view, a lot of intentional moral ambiguity in early Genesis that gets lost in later moralizing perspectives (like Christian or even Deuteronomistic perspective).

«Testifies to»: there is a troublesome ambiguity about the logic of this relationship, an ambiguity that pervades much of the recent literature on science and religion.

There are both great clarity and great ambiguity in the records as to the message of Jesus in regard to the Kingdom.

As I shall make clear later, there still remains some ambiguity as to the strict consistency of their process approach, but their efforts thus far nevertheless establish that a process interpretation of the doctrine of the Trinity is quite feasible.

There is no provision in the Word which avoids on our behalf human ambiguity.

The usual Powers ambiguity is there, but this time Joe submits to the ordeal with a humility that even Van Slaag could envy.

Such ambiguity endows the sculpture with greater emotional complexity: The composition is resolved, but there is no suggestion of the completion of an action.

But there's a good deal of ambiguity in his rhetoric here, and I think my charge is a reasonable one.

But there is a fundamental ambiguity in Berger's discussion of symbolic universes that has perhaps made his view of religion seem more rationalistic than it should.

In some of the greatest of the Church's teachers there has been a strange ambiguity.

There are other ambiguities in the article.

But there is another side of the ambiguity, which we shall find quite uncomfortable and disturbing.

It is all the more surprising that in the account they give of his words and actions the use of the title is comparatively scanty, and there is some ambiguity about it.

Bishop Persell, viewing the scene from the perspective of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago, draws an even stronger conclusion: «If you're formed in opposition and negativity, you're bound to keep on splitting — there's always need for more purity, and you don't live with ambiguity very well, so you end up in a church of one.»

But in fairness to Ely it must be recognized that there is ambiguity in Whitehead on this point.

Those riddles one finds in Machiavelli, those ambiguities and ironies» they mark the points where, the soul having been cut away, we are troubled with the illusion that «something» is still there.