Sentence examples for it seems ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Tsao's companies, it seems ambivalent about quite how Chinese it wants to be, hinting at themes like Chinese chess and totalitarian domination, but quickly reverting to modern-dance abstraction.

The party's last international statement on tourism was in 2011, when it seemed ambivalent, acknowledging the benefits of tourism yet concerned about potential damage to the environment and communities.

Despite a long culinary history and a large agricultural sector, modern Russia, from its supermarkets to its bistros, seems ambivalent about local, organic or even particularly fresh food.

Mr Panagariya rejects this argument and even Mr Subramanian seems ambivalent about it.

Mr. Singer lives alone in a large unfurnished house in Los Angeles, and seems ambivalent about it.

He does not evince any self-pity about his mental illness and actually seems ambivalent about it.

And public television itself often seems ambivalent about its identity, unsure whether it wants to be a macramé plant holder or a shiny electric scooter from the Sharper Image.

If anything, it's her husband who sometimes seems ambivalent about his home town.

But even though the group is willing to break the law to bring horrific information to light, this person seems ambivalent about what it means to fight for justice in the age of hacking.

What does it mean, then, when some of the most artful and ambitious young talent in a genre seems ambivalent about fully inhabiting it?

The vendor seems ambivalent as he steadies it on his chest.