Sentence examples similar to ambivalent glass from inspiring English sources

(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).

Although she was the host of TanyaTV, a show about sex that was on Pseudo.com, she is ambivalent about living in a glass house.

So I'm still ambivalent when it comes to Glass' future.

We see Flo, a 90-year-old woman in horn-rimmed glasses and tweed trousers, with ambivalent hands, a majestic body wave, stray hairs on her cardigan, and a sympathetic wattle.

That particular day, no one was more ambivalent about the prom than Chime, a straight-A student with tortoise-shell glasses and glossy black hair.

Drama was largely escapist fare, notably "Life With Father," which ran throughout the war, and "Harvey" (1945), the whimsical account of a man and his imaginary friend, a seven-foot rabbit, which beat out Tennessee Williams's brooding, sexually ambivalent "Glass Menagerie" for the Pulitzer Prize.

Surprisingly ambivalent.

Ambivalent Mirror?

Its garment is ambivalent.

American astronomers were ambivalent.

Some are ambivalent.