Sentence examples for ambivalent words from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly ambivalent words from an artist who has in effect become a cult leader, as seen during this terrifically intense show in front of an uncommonly fervent audience.

Damn your ambivalent wording, David Phelan.

Disorder thresholds may be related to ambivalent wording or too many categories [ 33].

Told to mispronounce the word "ambivalent" for comic effect, he kept pronouncing it correctly.

This three-character tale of homecoming for a spiritually homeless man is a disarmingly simple play about emotions so mixed that the word ambivalent doesn't begin to cover them.

When it comes to skyscrapers I am, in the proper sense of the word, ambivalent: I hate them for all the obvious reasons – sometimes a cigar may be just a cigar, but a skyscraper is always a big swaying dick vaunting the ambitions of late capitalism to reduce the human individual to the status and the proportions of a submissive worker ant.

The word ambivalent doesn't begin to describe the experience.

Initial writer Jamie Delano was, in his own words, "fairly ambivalent" about the change of title.

"After all the years of bitter fighting, I am ashamed to say that the right word was ambivalent".

For most of the last decade Thomas Dybdahl has been the singer-songwriter equivalent of a connoisseur's blend: complex but mellow, faintly exotic, so appreciably good that his fans could feel ambivalent about spreading the word.

She doesn't know left from right or the difference between the words ambiguous and ambivalent.