Sentence examples for fundamentally ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Society is fundamentally ambivalent to the use of plastics.

Although Butler credits Foucault with recognizing the fundamentally ambivalent character of subjection, she also argues that he does not offer an account of the specific mechanisms by which the subjected subject is formed.

The strongest paintings pursue an entirely different relation: not the narrow point-for-point argument between artist and art history but the essential, living communication between art work and viewer, a relationship that Yiadom-Boakye reminds us is indeed vicarious, voyeuristic, ambivalent, and fundamentally uncontrollable.

This kind of real play is fundamentally a different activity that truly connects, entertains and fills us, unlike the ambivalent and compulsive screen time today, which is often more a compulsion than a planned excursion.

Surprisingly ambivalent.

Ambivalent Mirror?

American astronomers were ambivalent.

Its garment is ambivalent.

Some are ambivalent.

Queens: the delegates were ambivalent.

They are surprisingly ambivalent.