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Sample Sentence for 含混

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'Thing' is a very ambiguous word.
2
Be specific, not vague or fuzzy.
3
The powers of this new post are exceedingly vague.
4
The molding of love in The Peony Pavilion is ambiguous.
5
If this be vague words, then seek not to clear them.
6
ISL
Blatter tenses up, gazes down at the table before him and mutters something about the ISL company, now in the hands of a liquidator.
7
The person might take too long to provide an answer or get words mixed up.
8
That he did so was not a source of pride around our house but vague embarrassment.
9
穿
An Irish filmmaker has uncovered irrefutable evidence of the viability of time travel: a shot of a woman jabbering into a cellphone in a Charlie Chaplin silent film.
10
Similarly, it is not an oxymoron to be a mainstream Muslim who believes in an Absolute.
11
Butthe teller of the comic story does not slur the nub; he shouts it at you--everytime.
12
The expressional form of balderdash is very abhorrent, can be the movement with breathed lip only, or the gabble that is thickness;
13
Is it there to separate truth into strong lights and shadows, and bring it before us in its uncompromising distinction of beauty and ugliness?
14
Your letter is intelligent, but it is also opaque: you do not reveal what your dream career is.
15
We didn't know the symptoms of hypothermia, but his eyes were at the back of his head, he was slurring and foaming at the mouth.
16
The amount of divergence is a subtle affair, liable to perplex the Englishman when he looks at America.
17
线
Above all, we need to find better ways of tapping the wisdom of the jabbering online masses while dispensing with the drivel.
18
The statement was "vague and limited", according to Charles Schumer, a Democratic senator from New York who is sponsoring a bill to slap duties on Chinese imports.
19
Moreover, the lasting debates presented the following characteristics: ambiguous subjects, unorganized branch topics and relatively unclearly-divided debate camps.
20
When I telephoned her dormitory and asked nervously for her, I transposed the syllables of her first and last names into ludicrous garble.