Sentence examples for but ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's critical but ambivalent position on NAFTA has changed little over time.

He is frantic for intimacy with others, but ambivalent about it when it comes - is it love?

But after the "Shake It Off" première, C.M.A. posted a polite but ambivalent tweet: "Good luck on your new venture @taylorswift13!

And many tourists who arrive eager to snap photographs of the Himba leave the villages thrilled by the people they have met, but ambivalent about their visit.

I don't know about avoiding anxiety, but – ambivalent or not – we have made the rumbling underground a soundtrack to our lives.

On the other hand, Edel, making "The Baader Meinhof Complex" with his pseudo-documentary style, remains not neutral but ambivalent: representing the Red Army Faction's violence as horrific, he wants to evoke viewers' moral revulsion; at the same time, he wants viewers to understand the film's events, including its violence, from the terrorists' perspective.

Theresa fought to reform marriage law but was ambivalent about women's rights; she was bohemian in her habits but also in some ways deeply traditional.

He is wired, but feels ambivalent about it.

She is a successful working mother, but an ambivalent one: "My mother stayed at home.

The result is this self-deprecating, witty, informative but slightly ambivalent bringing-up-baby book.

He had gone with her but was ambivalent about the move.