Sentence examples for although ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Although ambivalent about the deceiving nature of fiction itself, he ultimately affirms its power.

His reflections on his own fraternity experience, although ambivalent, are tinged with fondness.

Although ambivalent about pregnancy, R.Z.'s concerns about the responsibilities of motherhood and desire for leisure influence her contraception use: I haven't had any children.

"Now it's gone, and I am incomplete," he sings, although the ambivalent lyrics are somewhat belied by the somewhat overripe balletic pas de deux the men perform at the climax of the song.

Although Myhrvold seemed ambivalent, he concluded his memo on an optimistic note.

(Although Earle is ambivalent about many forms of private property, he believes wholeheartedly in owning guitars).

Among the five permanent Security Council members (the P5 in diplomatic jargon), Russia and China remain ambivalent, although they have no veto power to prevent it passing.

Here's why: Although Clinton seemed ambivalent about the historic nature of her candidacy, millions of other women had no such reservations.

Although he was ambivalent about the SDP-Liberal merger, in January 1988 he led the three SDP negotiators working on the scheme and became a Liberal Democrat trustee.

Her second album – the murky, cryptic W – came out on DFA in 2009 after Rostron was headhunted by James Murphy, although Rostron is ambivalent about it today.

But now she was preparing herself for a new phase in her career: although she remains ambivalent about even calling herself an actor, Hollywood and more mainstream filmmakers have come calling.