Sentence examples for considered ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Some more recent investigators also use a broad definition of self-harm without considering the degree of intent [ 47- 49], which would include suicidal gestures and probably some aborted attempts (here considered ambivalent attempts).

γ-Proteobacteria are considered as ambivalent (Schoepp-Cothenet et al. 2009).

It's not so often that we get to consider being ambivalent as something of a luxury or as part and parcel of a real actualizing of freedom.

Considering these ambivalent experiences, students must learn to leave this "mesh" and differentiate good from bad experiences in academic life.

Considering the ambivalent role of several mediators in inflammatory myositis, dual functions of resistin may be suggested.

In Boden' s approach, if a segment of polypeptide sequence cannot be decisively classified by the predictor of protein secondary structures, then the conformation of this segment is considered to be ambivalent under different environments [ 24, 25].

In the "equilibrium design", both the stress decrease around the hole and the least hole's profile variation are considered, which balances two ambivalent design goals.

In Africa, the spotted hyena is usually portrayed as an abnormal and ambivalent animal, considered to be sly, brutish, necrophagous and dangerous.

Others consider the amendment ambivalent on individuals' gun rights, while the rest of us do not think it is ambivalent at all.

Consider also the ambivalent views of Sun columnist, and product of a grammar school, Trevor Kavanagh.

Perhaps that is what made me a touch ambivalent when I considered how I would have done the job myself.