Sentence examples for ambivalent sensibility from inspiring English sources

Historically this may be just the moment for such a richly ambivalent sensibility.

This ambivalent sensibility was translated into movies that always seemed to star Eric Stoltz or Ethan Hawke.

He accused Baldwin of foregoing "the rich, complex, and ambivalent sensibility of the novelist" and acquiring the "thinness" of the polemicist.

As ugly and shocking as the scene may be to Western sensibilities, Zaza's ambivalent response to these storm-trooper tactics makes it clear that given the situation, they are only to be expected.

MOLLY RABINOWITZ / LIQUIDGRIP Rabinowitz's choreography combines physical flexibility, complex partnering, a whimsical sensibility, and, often, an ambivalent attitude toward ballet.

Surprisingly ambivalent.

Ambivalent Mirror?

Native sensibility.

Democrats are ambivalent.

It's ambivalent.

3 The Ambivalent Veggie.