Sentences with phrase «on ambiguity»

Such materials as surgical tubing play on the ambiguity of ready - made and made for a physical emergency.

The original sequence relies on ambiguity: the viewer derives excitement from her confusion as to who is following whom.

The paradox is only apparent because it depends on an ambiguity in the concept of freedom.

Buchanan thrives on the ambiguity between construction materials and signs of destruction, not to mention art and life.

Both motifs play on an ambiguity between suggestiveness and emptiness: does Brandon derive some primal satisfaction from his excesses, or are they just a screen for some unpleasant emotion, like, you know, shame?

Suffice it to say, it did point out how just how vapid your «those tribal climate scientists think the science is settled and I can prove it by playing on the ambiguity of that phrase» claptrap is.

The film hinges on the ambiguity of grief as a process that is both absolutely necessary and potentially destructive.

Portraits of the artist's veiled subjects capitalize on ambiguity to skillfully weave fact and fiction like the textiles that cover them.

Leaders need to know that their employees need to hear from them face - to - face, because that form of communication provides the greatest mitigating impact on ambiguity.

In his resistance to the pattern of American «triumphalism,» it is not too much to say that Lincoln reflected an Augustinian perspective on the ambiguities of history.

Gregory makes a stunning point on the ambiguities of giving to those derelicts among the poor who are by consensus generally regarded as less worthy: One should give not just to the unworthy poor, but also to the worthy poor, regardless of their moral condition, and for a profound reason: because one «gives of his bread to an indigent sinner, not because he is a sinner, but because he is a man.

It was Madison who reflected most on ambiguity, obscurity, cornplexity, the equivocal, and the noncopiousness of language.

There is much to be said for the way in which liberalism feeds on ambiguities and complexities yet chokes on absolutes.

Clegg concentrates on the ambiguity of the government's response to the banking crisis.

That's as it should be; «Blade Runner» was a film built on ambiguity, not designed for fan theories.

Without giving away the ending, «Annihilation» seems content on ambiguity, but without any legitimate bread crumbs to lead viewers down one path or another.

His take on the complications in Dade's life is sophisticated and thoughtful, especially on the ambiguities of that «relationship» with Pablo, while his limning of the growing friendship with Alex is deeply satisfying, never striking a discordant emotional note.

His work is predicated on the ambiguity between the representational and the abstract.

Creed is big on ambiguity: «I find it difficult to make judgements, to decide that one thing is more important than the other.

Insurers need to know what exactly they're covering with a policy, and an APS sheds light on any ambiguities they might be concerned with.

What are your thoughts on the ambiguity surrounding Cambodia's cryptocurrency industry?

Visionaries thrive on ambiguity.

In a film that relies on ambiguity in so many ways the cast here must be commended.

(The Department's guidance is based on ambiguity in the Higher Education Act regarding whether the interest rate on a consolidation loan is based on the interest rates in effect when the borrower applies for the consolidation loan or when the lender disburses the consolidation loan.

According to the Observer article, «Roberto said he wants people to know his position instead of relying on ambiguities that surround social issues.»

Kydd's conceptual concerns hinge on this ambiguity of seeing.

Portraits of veiled subjects capitalize on ambiguity to skillfully weave fact and fiction, while questioning how to create a portrait without representing the physicality of the sitter.

Hobbs also plays on the ambiguity between inside and out.

Roberto said he wants people to know his position instead of relying on ambiguities that surround social issues.

The psychological thriller is based on ambiguities, related to Vincent's paranoia, and all of this collapses with the manifestation of an actual threat.

«Photography leads you to believe it is real, but I play on ambiguity.»

It is, first and last, abstract sculpture, but its plainness thrives on ambiguity.

On Ambiguity and Other Forms To Play With Bik van Der Pol, Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorenz, Heman Chong, Claire Fontaine, Mark Dion, Dora Garcia, Pablo Helguera, Tobias Kaspar, Lili Reynaud - Dewar Curated by Veronica Valentini

By that I mean, wouldn't you have, instead of relying on ambiguity, been inclined to argue that if you are injured by some other person's urinating habits that you expect an opportunity for redress of grievance and to seek remedy?