Sentence examples for ambivalent ones from inspiring English sources
The brightest moments here are the most ambivalent ones, on songs that merrily undermine and poke holes in all the sacred institutions: marriage, love, sports.
No, the real absence from novel to musical is rooted in the DNA of the musical theatre, which welcomes big emotions but not always to complicated or ambivalent ones.
She is a successful working mother, but an ambivalent one: "My mother stayed at home.
Britten's story is a curious and ambivalent one, and at its centre, despite everything, is his sexuality.
While the mentality of society is somewhat ambivalent, one thing we can be certain of is the fact that Americans' perceptions toward ethnic minorities and their roles in society have changed in ways that are detrimental to the entire community.
Early modern thinking about fat bodies was thus ambivalent: on the one hand, 'naturally' or constitutionally suffering generative difficulty, on the other, liable to alteration through personal remedy because fat was also caused by too much feeding and ill digestion of rich foods from a luxurious appetite.
(male, age 62, on wait list, ambivalent) I think one of the fears that I have, maybe everyone does, is that there's always the chance it's not going to work … I've heard horror stories.
If he seems ambivalent, no one there will stand with us and we'll have no chance.
And if a few spectators are initially ambivalent, no one seems able to resist the concluding number: a classy, guitar-heavy cover of Kraftwerk's The Model.
The specter of the big studios getting out of the indie business presents a more ambivalent problem, one put into relief by the festival's silver anniversary and the presence of Steven Soderbergh at this year's event.
