Sentence examples for practice ambivalence from inspiring English sources
As she expresses "The difference between the field and the habitus individuals bring to it leads to misrecognition of practice… ambivalence between the university world and research participants' intellectual journeys results is a disjoined sens of identity and predisposition to symbolic revolutions" (Costa, op.cit. 207).
Their concerns included limited monitoring and poor practice – revealing their ambivalence about restraint use even though they pointed out that the positive side was having brought the situation under control.
And at times she practices a coquettish ambivalence.
This ambivalence towards practice-oriented work appeared to play an important role in their experience regarding not being able to profit from the treatment to a full extent.
While some were opposed to health products sales, some accepted the practice with a degree of ambivalence whereas others clearly embraced it.
However, despite continued professional appeals [ 5, 6] this standard has remained largely aspirational with little evidence of routine outcome measurement in allied health professional practice, and continued evidence of ambivalence towards outcome measurement by staff [ 7- 11].
Barky argues that feminists should feel some deep ambivalence over the practices of beautification.
Based on ethnographic research with Muslim queers in Indonesia, the article delineates a landscape of affective practices that is rife with ambivalence.
[Clinician 15, below average prescribing practice, higher recruiter] There was considerable ambivalence around consulting the doctor from the parents' perspective, with parents not wanting to be 'a pain', appear 'paranoid', 'feel silly' or 'waste time'.
Informants displayed a marked ambivalence towards their own refusal practices.
