Sentence examples for ambivalent actions from inspiring English sources

If these seem like ambivalent actions, they are.

Lincoln's seemingly ambivalent actions irritated and even incensed some Radical Republicans, in and out of Congress.

This could be explained by the ambivalent action of JIP towards JNK.

that B will necessarily cause S's death, and in fact many suicidal individuals are ambivalent about their actions (Cholbi 2011, 31 35), an ambivalence which is in turn reflected in their selecting suicide methods that are far from certain to cause death.

Within data set 1 – ordinary young men – the theme 'too much gender equality leads to IPV' cut across three categories: acknowledging the existence of IPV, fluctuating positions on IPV and ambivalent positions on actions against IPV.

In light of California's response to 209, even those who are ambivalent about affirmative action may be more inclined to support its continuation.

THE sign in the shop window said "Skate or Die," but there was nothing half so ambivalent about the action inside.

Similar ambivalent modes of action were identified recently for p21/WAF1 in a mouse model of leukemia [50].

Web site, but the truck burners were ambivalent about claiming their action.

In a scathing report, the transport select committee said the Department for Transport had been far too slow and ambivalent over taking any action in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal, while industry regulators had "shown little interest" in whether the law had been broken.

While the Bush administration's response to climate change was markedly ambivalent, President Obama has pledged action, declaring that his team "will not deny facts; we will be guided by them".