Well, that was an ominous and ambiguous way to put it.

I was rather delighted with the ambiguous way I had found to describe my activities.

Yet the women having the affair are presented in a nonthreatening ambiguous way.

Getting to know him a little made him more dangerous than ever, in ambiguous, complicated ways.

In a modest and often ambiguous way, Jews are returning to the land of the Holocaust.

Related terms, also often used in vague or ambiguous ways, are:

As Socrates notes, words have the power to reveal or conceal, thus promoting the message in an ambiguous way.

Currently we all use the term consciousness in many different and often ambiguous ways.

The report also does so, although in a very patchy and, at times, ambiguous way, only to then support the policy of disaster.

The ambiguous way that the Administration first raised the issue is illustrative of its conflicting instincts and impulses.