Sentence examples for perfectly ambivalent from inspiring English sources
One of Sunday's highlights was "Returning to the Fold," a perfectly ambivalent song about belief and belonging — the lyric booklet transcribes one line as, "i forgot i needed god like (a) big brother" — that's built on a loud, rude guitar riff.
In this hot spot of Bollywood's beau monde, the wall perfectly reflects the ambivalent relationship between the film crowd and the underworld dons who endlessly circle from abroad, menacing and enticing.
This ambivalent embassy perfectly sums up the extraordinarily difficult Obama moment.
(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).
The ambivalent figure of Bérenger, so perfectly embodied by Mr. Maggiani, leaves us wrangling with uneasy questions about what constitutes moral strength and weakness.
It made me realize that I'd unconsciously been simplifying my language, even though my daughters were perfectly able to handle words like "nacreous," "nonplussed," "ambivalent" and "palanquin".
American astronomers were ambivalent.
Its garment is ambivalent.
