Brazil may be ambivalent about some aspects of this Olympics, torn in some sections about the sense of something plonked down among them.
Michael displayed reverence for all the right things – compositional craft, searing vocals, kindness, writing pop songs to make the world feel, briefly, like everything was OK – while also feeling ambivalent toward the aspects of his job that distracted from them.
In other words, as he feels more trusting and open with you, he may be more forthright about some of the ways in which he is ambivalent about some aspects of the gender role he is supposed to embody.
(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).
The character and position of the Vedic god Rudra called Shiva, "the Auspicious One," when this aspect of his ambivalent nature is emphasized remain clearly evident in some of the important features of the great god Shiva, who together with Vishnu came to dominate Hinduism.
Another characteristic feature of ED is the ambivalent and at times positive attitude towards some aspects of the disorder (e.g., Serpell et al., 1999).
Unremarkably, heat has profoundly influenced many aspects of Australian life although Australians have retained an ambivalent attitude to it.
Additionally, because of the combination of transparency and quality aspects in the same question, the Philips guidelines produce ambivalent quality assessments.
Freud counseled that a much neglected aspect of maturity is the ability to tolerate ambivalent feelings, to be able to eschew dividing the world into white and black hats.
But there is one aspect of her career that she has been ambivalent about discussing: Ms. Alsop is a notable woman in a field that for whatever reasons continues to be dominated by men.
