Sentences with phrase «with ambiguity»

Celebrate successes as they come, and practice dealing with ambiguity in the meantime.

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

Ultimately, surround yourself with a team that's comfortable with this ambiguity and humble enough to work together to discover when things are or aren't working.

And why should anyone want to live with ambiguity when there are rival movements offering clarity and certainty?

He saw in the real world the search for moral righteousness as filled with ambiguity.

... it requires a good deal of organization and comfort with ambiguity, but it is ultimately worth it!

This guarantees the farmer will get paid a predictable price for their crop and the buyer will have a crop to buy with no ambiguity on the cost.

SUMMARY: Strong analytical, technical and interpersonal skills plus the ability to cope with ambiguity and remain composed in emotionally charged situations.

As long - term readers of my blog know, when faced with ambiguity, my preference is to try both alternatives and compare real results with real results.

And here, with that ambiguity which I suppose is common to all people engaged professionally in theology, my answer will have to be Yes and No.

A big player's arrival or anticipated arrival is welcomed with ambiguity on the status of the incumbent.

I am down with ambiguity and there is plenty of that in managing a primal lifestyle in a modern world.

I'm normally okay with ambiguity, but this was a little too much for me, especially being new to the genre.

In each painting, the interactions between elements of color, shape and pictorial space are often intentionally rendered with ambiguity, in an effort to undermine «first glance» assumptions.

Moving slightly with the air currents, with some clicking and scratching sounds, these spare, minimal pieces have a lively presence with some ambiguity.

The potential client is on the fence and torn with ambiguity.

I am flexible, open to change and new information; adapts behavior or work methods in response to new information, changing conditions, or unexpected obstacle, and effectively deals with ambiguity.

Successful online learners have been shown to be highly self - regulated, disciplined, comfortable with ambiguity and autonomy, and comfortable working alone.

Above all, moral judgment involves living with ambiguity.

The world is yet in the making, filled with ambiguity, still at a great distance from the destiny it seeks.

The film plays with the ambiguities of Luke's attraction to Erica, her attraction to Will, and the questionable details of Luke's accusation in a way that's compelling enough but resolves in an unsatisfyingly glib affirmation of Erica and Luke's fundamental goodness.

«It is rife with ambiguities and omissions,» she said.

The Aptitude Test allows employers to ascertain whether job candidates possess effective problem - solving skills, the ability to learn new skills quickly, ability to integrate new information, and the ability to deal with ambiguity in decision making.

Los Angeles - based artist Christina Quarles is particularly concerned with ambiguities found within identity, partially influenced by her own identity as a queer, cis - gendered woman who is black but often mistakenly perceived as white.

In the absence of any authentic revelation, all human understanding becomes riddled with ambiguity.

Some companies have even created the position of Chief Information Governance Officer (CIGO) as a way of dealing with the ambiguity surrounding IG ownership, a trend that figures to gain even more steam in the years ahead.

New entrants to the world of research likely will continue to grapple with the ambiguities of the current system, negotiating for an appropriate spot on the author list.

Rich with ambiguity, the phrases resist interpretation, while pointing to some of the psychological, cultural, and political anxieties at stake in present day Israel and Palestine.

To conclude with a recent work, which loops back to the Bruce Nauman quote at the beginning, and again trying to respond to Nauman's work and text in the contemporary post-Internet condition, but also on a more personal level, in the context of two decades working with the ambiguity of materiality: The Immaterial Materialised (2014).

White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Obama would deal with the ambiguity by focusing on the victims.

While the Knight's Tale tells of the demise of Creon the tyrant, it ends with ambiguity concerning whether or not Theseus will himself become just another tyrant.

I'm generally a person uncomfortable with ambiguity.

Marta Palau (Spanish - Mexican, 1934 ---RRB- created a remarkable series of mixed - media collages in 1976, evidence of her struggle with ambiguities as she confronted war, machismo, and vanity, sometimes including words such as «Tal Vez» («Maybe»), the title of her poem and our exhibition.

The savage but unambiguous nature of the legal aid cuts — most of social welfare law is axed and family legal aid except where there is domestic violence — contrasts with the ambiguity over the implementation of Jackson.

This indeterminism, along with the ambiguity inherent in the uncertainty principle, famously rankled Einstein, who fumed that God doesn't play dice with the universe.

The Problem With Ambiguity in Relationships.

Like Stalker, Annihilation refuses to provide easy answers and some might even leave the film frustrated with its ambiguity.

During the 1980s and 1990s Johns introduced a variety of images that engaged with the ambiguities of perception and ongoing themes involving memory, sexuality, and the contemplation of mortality.

It is the love which sustains those who bear the heavy burdens of political decisions with all their ambiguity.

a) I know the color of all my friends» eyes b) I am comfortable with ambiguity c) I know what all the controls on my stereo system are for d) I often adjust the controls on my stereo system and can tell the difference when I do

When a solid playbook isn't being used, the process gets overwhelmed with ambiguity, and that leads to one of two (or both) things, neither of which are good:

It was, therefore, an occasion tinged with the ambiguities and quirks of history when Patriarchs Demetrios and Diodoros — the former in search of ecumenical unity, the latter preoccupied with preserving Greek tribal hegemony in a scandal - ridden church — embraced in Jerusalem.

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.»

Classical omnipotence, however, in affirming God's sovereign control over the future, must look for a final break with the ambiguities of history in which God's goodness is unambiguously made manifest.

But their responsibility for Word and sacrament will be surrounded with ambiguity unless they are able to claim the ministry to which they were ordained.

Such an irregularity, however, is in keeping with the ambiguity of Jesus» origin.

It is used with ambiguity because he speaks decisively about God's Word but then rejects the role of Scripture as incapable of fulfilling the demands of the «being» aspect of revelation.