Sentence examples for seemingly ambivalent from inspiring English sources

Lincoln's seemingly ambivalent actions irritated and even incensed some Radical Republicans, in and out of Congress.

Russell's seemingly ambivalent attitude towards propositions and functions is explained by interpreting both with a broadened notion of logical construction.

Kramer will also attack Labour's shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, for the party leadership's seemingly ambivalent attitude to remaining in the single market.

Her father's seemingly ambivalent attitude to her very existence, accompanied by Angel's open hostility, leave her isolated in a situation where allies are all.

Jahangir X. Aziz, an economist with JPMorgan in Mumbai, said that while Indian policy makers have been seemingly ambivalent toward foreigners, some other emerging economies have laid out red carpets.

After she emerged in a refugee camp in Syria pleading to come home, but seemingly ambivalent about the atrocities committed by Isis, Javid controversially stripped her of her British citizenship.

Irrespective of the validity of such extrapolations, the immune system has functioned as an anthropological tool available for the interpretation of various cultural patterns (Western and non-Western), inasmuch as it seemingly illustrates the ambivalent and reciprocal status of the Same and the Other (Moulin 2001; Moulin and Cambrosio 2001).

No, my rude awakening was a decade after every media outlet has been shouting about the unhealthiness of processed foods, fat, sugar, empty calories and in general obesity, just how seemingly ignorant and ambivalent seemed the people of Huntington.

And, second, Americans are ambivalent about organised crime, especially seemingly victimless crimes such as gambling.

Still, thank goodness for the Strokes, who have figured out ways to smuggle ambivalent poses and feelings into seemingly simple songs; their set hinted at something much more complicated than joy.

Those seemingly straightforward Texans turn out to be profoundly ambivalent on all sorts of vital issues.Take government.