Sentence examples similar to ambivalent circumstance from inspiring English sources
Neither Chelsea nor Bill must have been ready to address the crowd under such ambivalent circumstances - the campaign having declared victory long before it was appropriate to do so.
We hadn't been anywhere....could the "Post" possibly been thinking that newspaper readers without newspapers were ghosts.. Or could the "Post" have been, a little nervous that we had ceased to miss it, or, even worse, that we felt ambivalent about the circumstances of its return, and therefore have believed that it had better lead us in a big cheer for itself..".
The public is already ambivalent about the circumstances of organ procurement [ 16], and evidence exists that the public has even greater discomfort with NHBD [ 18].
In turn, he reflects about it all as a courageously ambivalent figure in increasingly absurdist and horrifying circumstances.
Ordinary young men had an ambivalent view of IPV, justifying it under certain circumstances, while activist men were categorical in their rejection of it.
The third technique is the most ambivalent: to renarrate known events and actual characters, but to change names and circumstances just sufficiently to make them fictional.
We perceived our circumstances as "movie-sized," as Liz Phair sang back then, drily celebrating ambivalent sex, and mining the negatives of sex-positivity, and Lewinsky's was the most epic movie ever seen.
But he was ambivalent about popular success, valuing, perhaps above all else, art as eloquent, sometimes sulphurous, defiance of circumstance.
Democrats are ambivalent.
