Sentence examples for as an ambivalent source from inspiring English sources

So for her, French became identified as an ambivalent source of liberty.

Hickenlooper could be described as an ambivalent leader of an ambivalent state.

It is not that I am a reluctant gardener so much as an ambivalent reaper.

The antagonist in Gibson's vision is the Jewish high priest Caiaphas; Pontius Pilate is portrayed as an ambivalent executioner.

"As much as I have an ambivalent relationship with it sometimes, for Edwyn it's been an amazing, wonderful thing.

Many of our narratives can be viewed as documents indicating an ambivalent doctor-patient relationship.

She wanted to work with male surrogates for a change, and talking dummies, with their ambivalent characteristics — human and inhuman, child and adult, cute and nasty — struck her as a rich source.

Seeing the conflict as a rebellion implied an ambivalent policy toward civilians.

The film ends on an ambivalent note as Alfie encounters and is hurt by a woman (Shelley Winters) just as promiscuous as himself.

Always use lights as a heat source.

Assad's geopolitical support team — Iran, Russia, and an ambivalent Iraq — are not as well positioned.