Sentence examples similar to ambivalent reputation from inspiring English sources

But today he seems to be feeling ambivalent about his fearsome reputation.

(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).

Many critics described his work as deadpan, his performers intentionally robotic; Mr. Maxwell is ambivalent, if not irritated, about this reputation and plans to explore it in his next play, "Neutral Hero," opening at the Kitchen in the fall.

Napoleon, too, seems to have been ambivalent about the prospect of the exposure of the statue in the capital, given his sister's reputation as a loose cannon.

Surprisingly ambivalent.

Ambivalent Mirror?

Democrats are ambivalent.

3 The Ambivalent Veggie.

It seemed less ambivalent.

Clinton, too, was ambivalent.

Its garment is ambivalent.