However, if a patient reports both fear and comfort associated with the idea of killing oneself then the flashforward imagery may be experienced as conflictual, and represent ambivalence about suicide.
I'm going to say "no", though I would wouldn't I? The fact that I can both defend and attack it represents my ambivalence about the phenomenon of New Atheism, or more precisely my certainty that New Atheism is very good at some things and bad at others.
(Robinson) always includes her last name in parentheses, perhaps as a way to undercut the power that a name holds as a government-regulated identifier, or even to represent the ambivalence that a descendant of slaves might have about her last name.
But there would still be ambivalence.
After almost 10 years, the new Iraq is what it is, and we Americans should take Iraqi ambivalence for what it represents.
PAGE A14 Big Box Ambivalence To many, Wal-Mart represents the greedy side of the retail business.
Perhaps it isn't surprising that, these days, the Florida panther represents different things altogether — political gridlock, an increasing ambivalence toward wild things, an inability to develop a shared vision of the future.
There is a profound ambivalence surrounding Ms. Mazibuko, 31 — and it represents the stiff challenge facing her party, the Democratic Alliance, in its effort to wrestle power from the dominant governing party, the African National Congress.
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells February 27, 2016 Donald Trump's ability to seize on conservative voters' ambivalence toward trade suggests that his candidacy represents not an insurgency from outside the G.O.P. but an evolution within it.
Focused initially on dislike of the essentially secular ideology of Pancasila, the PPP came to represent a more general ambivalence toward the government.
