Sentence examples similar to ambivalent positioning from inspiring English sources

All this hype is also exposing Pakistanis' ambivalent positions on extremism.

The governments of countries subject to this new investment find themselves in an ambivalent position.

It was rather an ambivalent position for a journalist, but good for a novelist".

Mr. Obama's critical but ambivalent position on NAFTA has changed little over time.

In some respects he's wrong, but his words express the librettist's ambivalent position.

Richler remained aware always of the ambivalent position of the Jew in a goyim society.

But it has taken a much more ambivalent position toward East Jerusalem, asserting that the city should be considered indivisible.

Disappointed by the ambivalent position of the Whig Party toward slavery, "Conscience" Whigs held a convention in August 1848 at Buffalo, N.Y.

Watching this, of course, puts us in a morally ambivalent position: our neighbors' troubles have been turned into theatre.

Nobody notices the librettist except for a few people". In some respects he's wrong, but his words express the librettist's ambivalent position.

As the film goes along, steadily, slowly, it puts us in the ambivalent position of admiring Denzel Washington's bravery and candor and disliking the character he plays.