Sentence examples for ambivalent appraisals from inspiring English sources
As said, there are already some therapeutic models that pay special attention to conflicts and ambivalent appraisals in relation to change processes.
Madeline G. Meryash's oil, "Reflecting Attitude," captures a teenager's ambivalent self-appraisal; Ken McCall's watercolor, "Flirt," highlights a come-hither glance and alluring stance; James A. Becker's grisaille canvas uses a dramatically posed male nude to heighten the emotional impact of "Hear"; and Ali Faili's gouache, "Body Language," says it all with posture and gesture instead of words.
These were easily outweighed by the positive notices, although most of her reviews were mixed or – more surprisingly given her reputation for always impassioned appraisal – ambivalent".
Social Cognitive theory stresses the fostering of self-appraisal of action initiatives, as well as support to help detect ambivalent feelings for self-management [ 30].
Its garment is ambivalent.
American astronomers were ambivalent.
Democrats are ambivalent.
