Sentences with phrase «enough ambiguity»

The answer, according to many presenters, is to pose them with enough ambiguity to require students to think creatively to problem solve.

Unfortunately, there is just enough ambiguity to allow for this interpretation.

The film takes an interesting perspective on events, one that leaves enough ambiguity to keep viewers on their toes.

And when we make a move in some area to create a new pattern, there is likely to be enough ambiguity about it to make us retreat.

Still, several lawyers believe that the proposal contains enough ambiguity to leave open a loophole for associates.

In a petition to the Public Prosector for release, he was able to craft his phrases with just enough ambiguity so that his freedom was granted; but as a result his statements were used by the government to give the impression that Havel had drawn back from his critique of the regime.

Otto is clearly the «good» queen yet presents enough ambiguity that when the monster claims there's not much difference between the two sides early in the film we're not so sure he's wrong.

While Kylo and Rey clearly share the same understanding about her parents, after she searches her feelings and knows it to be true, there's enough ambiguity in the scene to leave room for doubt.

And these days, that definition is clouded by enough ambiguity to fill a Chevy El Camino that's towing a Dodge Rampage.

Goon's an inevitable cult classic with an endlessly quotable screenplay, committed performances, and a tough - guy ending with just enough ambiguity.

If you've read the book you have an idea of what's going on, but Conarium starts with enough ambiguity to give you a mounting sense of unease.

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.

Leave players with the tools and clues they need to piece the mystery together, but leave enough ambiguity that will keep them guessing for years, or at least until the sequel.

There seems to me enough ambiguity to me that I would never consider buying a policy for this reason without meeting with an attorney first and foremost.

If you search the web for descriptions of the Parrot Zik's sound, you'll find a lot of brief synopses with enough ambiguity to start a «70s glam - rock band.