Sentence examples for least ambivalent from inspiring English sources

By Tuesday, however, I put those thoughts to one side because the Mail's presentation was not in the least ambivalent.

These organisations ostensibly represent their members, and Radiohead's position on downloads is, at the very least, ambivalent.

That route turns out to be a long and meandering one, ending up at an ambiguous, or at least ambivalent, conclusion.

And Putin may be at least ambivalent about hearing Snowden express his "gratitude" and "respect" for "these nations, including Russia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Ecuador … for being the first to stand against human-rights violations".

Many have responded that Achebe oversimplifies Conrad's narrative: "Heart of Darkness" is a story within a story, told in the highly unreliable voice of Marlow, and the novel is, to say the least, ambivalent about imperialism.

Although equality is the central concern of the Occupy Wall Street movement, focused as it is on income disparities, Americans are at least ambivalent toward equality as a primary value.

Ruscha's books had an anti-art (or at least an ambivalent) twist.

But it is hard not to feel that he would, at least, be ambivalent.

"It is rare to encounter someone who doesn't have at least one ambivalent relationship," she says.

As a result, we have reached a point where a large fraction of the public is not only ignorant of science, but is also hostile, or at least deeply ambivalent, to the field.

That the author did not insist on restoring all the stories in his lifetime suggests that at the least he was ambivalent.