Sentence examples for a less ambivalent from inspiring English sources
About remembering, she had a less ambivalent take: "People leave moral traces.
As anyone who has ever read the comments on a recap can tell you, there has always been a less ambivalent way of regarding an antihero: as a hero.
Hoskins got writer/director Neil Jordan to rewrite the script for him before he'd accept the part - he wanted it less violent, with more raw emotion and a less ambivalent moral tone.
Yet would I have felt any less ambivalent if it had taken place in the Ikon gallery with the rest of the work?
As a result, people are less ambivalent about commerce.
"Perhaps if you were part of a culture that actually felt less ambivalent about mothers working, and had a system of child care in place where it was okay for mothers to work, I think you would automatically feel less guilt and pressure to spend more time with kids," she said.
Finally, we found a negative significant effect of level of education on ambivalence at T1, indicating that participants with a lower level of education are less ambivalent as compared to participants with a higher level of education (Table 4).
"Participating in a sport like this makes girls less ambivalent about and more comfortable with their strength and their power," said Ford, the head of school.
And while he wonders how he might have turned out if he had grown up with a normal pair of eyes, he is now less ambivalent about the final resolution.
Americans were less ambivalent about whether the killing was a success, with nearly 90 percent calling it either a major or minor victory in the war on terrorism.
But all politics is local, and I hope individuals in Touré's position will find themselves less ambivalent, and the police more effective in such a situation.
