Sentence examples for ambiguous feeling from inspiring English sources

But surely Picasso's spectacular 1956 reworkings of Diego Velázquez's Spanish masterpiece, Las Meninas, included in the show, remain the proof of his ambiguous feeling for the traditions of his native land.

His daughter Yeni has ambiguous feelings about this.

So do ambiguous feelings among delegates about the coalition's record.

I guess I think my father has ambiguous feelings about my sexuality".

And a large proportion of people have quite ambiguous feelings about him, but are fascinated by him".

It would have been daring to draw out more the oppression and ambiguous feelings of the black stevedores and showgoers.

Much of the film's genius lies in the ambiguous feelings we have towards the main characters.

The gravely beautiful yet restless music ennobles the text, but it also captures Whitman's ambiguous feelings.

In a sense, Iran resembles some Roman Catholic countries where religion is taken for granted, without public display, and with ambiguous feelings towards the clergy.

But they took a similarly lukewarm view of other countries, including their own.Mr Monti is worried that Italians' ambiguous feelings about Germany could be exploited.

Earlier this year, Ms. Gilbert published a follow-up book called "Committed," an anguished account of her ambiguous feelings about marrying her lover, called Felipe in the books.