Young William rejected his father's anti-semitism and was ambivalent about things English.
I love RSS and feel really ambivalent about things like this.
AS: You know, I don't know where I sit, I'm very ambivalent about things.
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.
It's not just that Le Carré's complex plotting involves multiple strands of action that gradually interweave before unraveling to tumultuous effect, it's that the writer is at home in a world of ambivalent morality where things should never be viewed as black and white.
For one thing, Shulevitz is nothing if not ambivalent, and ambivalence is a sign of an interesting mind.
Kafka's actual relationship to Zionism and Jewish culture was, like his relationship to most things, highly ambivalent.
This part of "Miracle at St. Anna," with its themes of vengeance, treachery and honor, is a reminder of Mr. Lee's longstanding, frequently ambivalent fascination with all things Italian, including the work of Italian and Italian-American filmmakers.
The story was, among other things, an ambivalent disquisition on the art of telling stories, more specifically the art of telling stories about telling stories, as exemplified by the work of John Barth, a k a Dr. C Ambrose, the author of "Lost in the Funhouse" and other classics of postmodernist metafiction.
Our pole-dancing source at Spearmint Rhino is pretty ambivalent about the whole thing.
