Sentence examples for increasingly ambivalent from inspiring English sources

As time passed, Beckham had become an increasingly ambivalent symbol.

Mr. Antonov-Ovseyenko's death comes as attitudes toward Stalin in Russia have grown increasingly ambivalent.

One of the most intriguing things about this show is its increasingly ambivalent attitude towards Dany.

The author's new novel, "The Red-Haired Woman," portrays a country's increasingly ambivalent relationship to its political father, Atatürk.

The Bantu here are practicing Muslims in a country that has become increasingly ambivalent about Arab and Islamic immigrants.

By the end of World War II, Ms. Carter writes, Blunt had grown increasingly ambivalent about espionage.

In Kertoraharjo, the expansion of Balinese landownership to areas outside the initial subak domains the land resources allocated by the state to the transmigrants—has caused the definitions of subak membership and associated bundles of rights and responsibilities to become increasingly fuzzy and ambivalent.

Indeed, one consequence of the rise in sibling transference in leadership is that people are becoming increasingly critical of and ambivalent toward their bosses.

With Senator Lieberman increasingly becoming the most ambivalent member of the Democratic caucus, the founders of a Web site called LiebermanMustGo.com are urging Democratic leaders in the Senate to punish him.

In turn, he reflects about it all as a courageously ambivalent figure in increasingly absurdist and horrifying circumstances.

While Elizabeth is a steely, unwavering servant to the cause, Phillip has always been ambivalent, with his increasingly guilty conscience and torn loyalties simmering throughout the show.