Sentence examples for most ambivalent from inspiring English sources

We are used to thinking of love, even at its most ambivalent, as the motivating force behind creative work, but hatred, which has an ambivalence all its own, has probably fueled almost as much artistic endeavor.

Some have been most ambivalent about reform.

"Doris" may be Earl Sweatshirt's highest profile release, but it is also his most ambivalent.

Of all the men on board, he seemed the most ambivalent about his job, and the most philosophical.

It's one of the most ambivalent, melancholy documents of rap success ever released, which is odd, because it was recorded long before Drake's turn in the limelight.

The brightest moments here are the most ambivalent ones, on songs that merrily undermine and poke holes in all the sacred institutions: marriage, love, sports.

The collages he made from these once happy tourist postcards, spaces left for the lost buildings, show him at his most brilliantly ambivalent.

"Knight of Cups" is also very much a Los Angeles movie, and it features some of the most aesthetically ambivalent architectural modernism since Antonioni's heyday.

No one disputed the health risks of artificial trans fats, the chemically modified ingredients commonly found in fried foods, bread, doughnuts, salad dressings and other prepared foods, but most were ambivalent, if not upset, about the prospect of government intervention into their businesses, and their diets.

Or are most parents ambivalent about that, too?" That last question opens up a different Pandora's box.

However, there are exceptions, songs which make even the most music-ambivalent throw their hands in the air, body propelled into spasms of utter and uncomprehending delight.