Sentence examples for somehow ambivalent from inspiring English sources
The same attitude toward the idea of anticipation is somehow ambivalent.
Indeed, while happiness is a positive emotion and sadness is negative, surprise is somehow ambivalent as it can be perceived positively or negatively.
Nonetheless, I can't stop wondering whether President Obama's ambidextrous tendencies somehow indicate ambivalent tendencies.
(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).
The answer seems to lie in the heyday of Romanticism and its aftermath, when the role of the clown became associated somehow with the artist's own ambivalent status.
Somehow, I always thought the Expos would linger in an ambivalent status for many more years, too.
Japanese culture has difficulty with elements that don't fit precise categories, and the suspicion that Kaoru was ambivalent about returning to Japan, that he was somehow both Korean and Japanese, drove some people crazy.
The Syrian regime has always been more ambivalent, but pledges of moderation made to successive U.S. administrations have somehow never materialized.
And somehow in all of this struggle and resistance Cashore offers an acute portrayal of sexual awakening: ambivalent, rageful, exhilarating, wistful in turns.
