Sentence examples for ambivalent and complex from inspiring English sources
Merleau-Ponty [ 11] further developed this ambivalent and complex relationship as an embodied existence where the lived body is regarded as the starting-point for our experiences and actions [ 12].
Their feelings toward the GDR only became more ambivalent, fraught and complex after the fall for as the Soviets grew more disenchanted and fearful of their own world, their hunger for not only freedom but for the things of the East Berliners grew even more intense.
For all their degradation and cruelty, her characters are complex, ambivalent and specifically, identifiably human.
"They are much too diverse, complex, ambivalent and inconsistent for that".
"These days, people are writing about how real and complex his female characters are, how sensitively he portrayed romantic relationships, and how ambivalent he really was about manhood and gender," Ms. Beegel said.
Andrew is ambivalent and wary.
But western governments are ambivalent, and split among themselves.
As ever, Sudanese politics are ambivalent and contradictory.
"Some welcome that, many are ambivalent and others are scared.
