Sentence examples for less ambivalent from inspiring English sources
These days, the company is less ambivalent.
As a result, people are less ambivalent about commerce.
Barnaby Joyce, of the junior opposition National Party, is less ambivalent.
About remembering, she had a less ambivalent take: "People leave moral traces.
Putin was less ambivalent about the collapse of the Soviet Union.
If our word for progressive were something like "go-forward-ive," Gallup pollsters would find people less ambivalent.
In truth, Pete is more or less totally ambivalent about who the new Tory leader is.
But on this album, the music often tells a different story: less vainglorious, more ambivalent.
Raina Kelley, in an essay in Newsweek, took a more ambivalent, less incendiary view, noting that the movie's intense focus on an individual's terrible story blunted its potential to make a larger statement.
American perceptions of religion in the 18th century were no less or more ambivalent than with modern Americans.
For clients who are less motivated or ambivalent about therapy it may be more useful to start with a focus on values and goals.
