Sentence examples for this ambivalent from inspiring English sources

This ambivalent relationship with virtuosity lasted throughout his life.

Yet even as pop culture provokes this ambivalent response, it blunts the reality of oppression.

I assume that Brian De Palma's fascinating but strangely tormented "Redacted" was made in something like this ambivalent mood.

Polar bears, like primates and cetaceans, provoke highly visible skirmishes in this ambivalent war of ownership and care.

This ambivalent sensibility was translated into movies that always seemed to star Eric Stoltz or Ethan Hawke.

Edvard never relented, despite reading "The Shadow" – on his deathbed Andersen was still thirsting for affirmation from this ambivalent friend.

Their attitudes were varied and often ambivalent, and this ambivalence is reflected in the imaginative literature of the period.

This illustrates the ambivalent nature of separate RCs, particularly for fashion retailers.

At the highest rung of this ladder, the Ambivalent Networkers, there is plenty of doubt about the wisdom of relying upon technology so fiercely.

Also, learning the stories of women who came up with ingenious ways of expressing their ambivalence about marriage, from Amelia Earhart, who wrote this incredibly ambivalent letter to her husband on their wedding day, to Lucy Stone, who published a proclamation of her ambivalence about marriage and its gender inequities and had the pastor at her wedding read it out loud.

"I came into this place ambivalent about operating again because I had been burned so badly," Dr. Okarma said.