Newman says the phrase inspired him because of its ambiguity.

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The beauty of this sculpture is in its ambiguity.

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But it is ironic that the Clinton Administration described its own policy as "strategic ambiguity, " because that is exactly what I would say about it in criticism.

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By its very nature, leadership requires one to operate amidst ambiguity.

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At the same time, it must be added that gay culture, since a time long before any of us were born, had been, even for its foremost creators and champions, a concept fraught with ambiguity and paradox.

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Grady Jolly said when the deductible is read in its proper context with the common understanding of how deductibles operate, any ambiguity on the scope of coverage vanishes.

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Instead, the ambiguity has helped some of the report's interpreters to misconstrue its meaning and so to discredit the report as a whole.

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These three skills of government, dealing with complexity and ambiguity, working with multiple stakeholders, and compelling leadership, represent government at its best.

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Its attraction is, I suspect, our desire to escape to a world of ethical ambiguity that seems quite innocent compared with the world today.

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