Sentence examples for ambivalent perspective from inspiring English sources

I was drawn to the ambivalent perspective of the observer on the periphery of a world she both romanticises and resents because she will never truly be a part of it.

This makes the interpretation of such tests ambivalent from a biological perspective.

14 There is an ambivalent relation between our perspective and the conceptualisations of the women as 'moral pioneers' who are in different ways mapping new and unknown terrain.

This fragmented, antiheroic play with its shifting perspectives and ambivalent personalities can always startle with its modernity.

23 The choice of perspective is an ambivalent subject, 27 so we analysed total societal costs versus total healthcare costs.

Do the more positive attitudes towards cancer seen in these surveys reflect a much more positive perspective, or are we ambivalent, with intellectually driven hope running alongside, rather than displacing, viscerally driven fear?

Yet the government's position seems ambivalent.

Dharmakīrti's position regarding the reality of external objects is highly ambivalent depending on whether he operates from a Sautrāntika perspective, which admits the existence of external objects, or from a Yogācāra perspective, which denies their existence (for detailed discussions of this aspect of Dharmakīrti's thought see Dreyfus 1998, 83, 99; Dunne 2004, 53 and passim).

It is furthermore important to stress that we do not include any normative judgement in our understanding of social innovation; the consequences of social innovations can be viewed from different perspectives and can therefore be as ambivalent as technological innovations.

From a cognitive perspective, most participants (91%) viewed their decision aid environment as highly ambivalent.

Told from the perspective of Atticus's nine-year-old daughter Scout, the novel is deeply ambivalent; a nostalgic portrait of small-town Alabama in the 1930s and an indictment of its cruelties and dishonesties.